(Replaced debian-admin with listmaster since they are the only ones who
can make this change)
Previously Ian Jackson wrote:
Raul Miller writes (debian-ctte mailing list and spam):
I also don't know how the other committee members would feel about this
mechanism. [Currently, little traffic
Previously Stephen Frost wrote:
Generally I think the spam filtering done for all the other lists is
pretty decent and takes case of most of it. I've got my own filtering
in case something gets through (and for non-debian lists that don't have
much filtering at all).
I'm on debian-deity and
Pascal Hakim writes (Re: debian-ctte mailing list and spam):
Speaking with my listmaster hat on, that's certainly possible, but I
don't believe it will help non-subscribers or subscribers posting with a
different address all that much. I guess every little bit helps however.
Is it
Previously Ian Jackson wrote:
Is it straightforward to make the list software use a different
keyring for certain lists ?
It's been a while since I looked at that tool but iirc it has a
commandline option you can just point at a keyring file.
Wichert.
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Wichert Akkerman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wed, 16 Jun 2004 19:12:42 -0400, Raul Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Personally, I think we need a better heuristic.
I agree.
My ideal would be a combination of:
If the email is signed by some pgp key that we can validate, it's
OK.
Otherwise, send the user some token
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