Just for the record. The blank email was sent accidently. One of those
"few" times when my windoze machine went on the fritz.  I was totally
unaware that the message was sent and am embarrassed by the first time
appearing on this list I am being called a spammer.

I am now going back to lurking.  Hopefully this thread will just go away.

FJ

On Tue, 9 Nov 1999, Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker wrote:

> sjsobol> No, this was a genuine spam sent because (a) the list is wide
> sjsobol> open and (b) doesn't appear to have anyone running it.
> sjsobol> 
> sjsobol> (still.)
> 
> (a) The list is purposefully wide open, as noted on
>     http://www.openssl.org/support/.  I believe the reason would be a
>     concept called "service".
> 
> (b) This is easily solved, and I'm surprised if this hasn't already
>     been done: you assign each list more than one owner/manager.
>     Eacept for special cases, this doesn't really require direct
>     access to the mail server computer.
> 
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