On Fri, Dec 26, 2003 at 06:49:27PM -0500, Roberto Perez wrote: > That's true in most cases, but in our university we are being spammed with > a news bulletin no one subscribed to, managed by a mailman program. The > spammer has disabled the web interface, and since we did not subscribe > ourselves, we don't have the individual passwords to unsubscribe via email.
If a "spammer" is going to such trouble, I imagine he/she would also do things like not have -leave/unsubscribe aliases, require approval to unsubscribe, sync the list periodically with an external source, etc. I think you're better off treating the source as you would any other spammer: complain to his/her provider, report to blocklist(s), block / filter messages from the source, and the like. George -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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