> presumable [EMAIL PROTECTED] as well) is fine. Whether
[EMAIL PROTECTED] not coder-com please :)
-GW
Submitting patches to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (and presumable
[EMAIL PROTECTED] as well) is fine. Whether or not the code makes it into the
gnuworld cvs tree is up to the owner of the particular module (Gte for cservice,
MrBean for ccontrol, etc).
Thanks, and keep the patches coming :)
Dan
Andrew Mi
Am I the only one who finds it ironic that I'm getting more email about
how to stop spam to this list than actual spam? What we have in place
does a pretty decent job, and we all know how to do end user filtering
if we so desire, so lets just leave it at that. We are doing more work
and spending mo
Quoting Alexander Maassen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Tue, Feb 18, 2003 at 01:13:06AM +1300, Andrew Miller wrote:
> >
> > Attached is the code to kill a ghost logged in to your account, when you
> log in
> > to mod.cservice. It is designed to get around a problem caused by forcing
> > maxlogins to
Spamassassin has been installed on the Undernet mailing list server. Many
spam messages should be discarded without even making it to the lists now.
Everything else now has the header:
X-Spam-Flag:
Which is set to "Yes" or "No" depending on whether Spamassassin thinks it
is spam. You can use th
Having a closed list accepting automaticaly emails from subscribed users but
needing an approval if not subscribed could be done i think...
Or, if this needs too much human intervention, an automatic response for
pples not subscribed to the list and sending an email, stating 2 choices:
1- subscri
> Would it be possible to have the person making the submission self-approve
> the posting to the list (rather than the moderator)?
This is an intriguing idea, but there are 2 problems with it that I can
see:
1) Making majordumbo support this would probably be non-trivial.
2) Spammers would even
> Last time this came up i suggested DNS based black lists and it was shot
> down, so i'm suggesting it again. My ISP mail box is protected by just MAPS
> RBL and it is very effectively.
The blacklists are politically motivated in far too many cases.
Moreover, I'm often the unwitting victim of su
I don't think this can be done with majordomo.
On Mon, 17 Feb 2003, s gibinski wrote:
> Would it be possible to have the person making the submission self-approve
> the posting to the list (rather than the moderator)?
>
> Sorry, I'm not familiar with major domo, but here is what I am thinking:
>
Would it be possible to have the person making the submission self-approve
the posting to the list (rather than the moderator)?
Sorry, I'm not familiar with major domo, but here is what I am thinking:
1. Members would post directly to the list.
2. In the event that the posting comes from a non-
Hello rob.c,
On Monday, February 17, 2003, you wrote...
> Last time this came up i suggested DNS based black lists and it was
> shot down, so i'm suggesting it again. My ISP mail box is protected
> by just MAPS RBL and it is very effectively.
Or to be even more effective, I had suggested someth
Last time this came up i suggested DNS based black lists and it was shot
down, so i'm suggesting it again. My ISP mail box is protected by just MAPS
RBL and it is very effectively.
regards,
rob
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