On Thu, Nov 02, 2000 at 01:46:14PM -0500, Garance A Drosihn wrote:
At 3:08 PM + 11/2/00, Terry Lambert wrote:
3. Automatically delete all MIME parts with:
Content-Type: application/*
Which are ever sent via the list software.
This seems like a mighty good idea
On Fri, 3 Nov 2000, Keith Jones wrote:
:On Thu, Nov 02, 2000 at 01:46:14PM -0500, Garance A Drosihn wrote:
: At 3:08 PM + 11/2/00, Terry Lambert wrote:
: 3. Automatically delete all MIME parts with:
:
: Content-Type: application/*
:
: Which are ever sent via the list
Maybe it's time to close the list so that it only accepts
messages from subscribers. The spam was bad enough, but the
virus warnings are over the top. Sigh.
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On Thu, 2 Nov 2000, Greg Black wrote:
Maybe it's time to close the list so that it only accepts
messages from subscribers. The spam was bad enough, but the
virus warnings are over the top. Sigh.
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Just
Seems more like someone is trying to crash the mail
server by with these loopedy mail and replies from the
virus programs ...
:(
On 02-Nov-00 Greg Black wrote:
Maybe it's time to close the list so that it only accepts
messages from subscribers. The spam was bad enough, but the
virus
On Thu, 2 Nov 2000, Mike Silbersack wrote:
Just having the list ensure that it was in the To: or Cc: header would be
sufficient in this case. Such a change would block relay spam as well.
Some places with not-so-nice connectivity to the rest of the Internet
use local lists to distribute
-On [20001102 09:45], Greg Black ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Maybe it's time to close the list so that it only accepts
messages from subscribers. The spam was bad enough, but the
virus warnings are over the top. Sigh.
I personally prefer mailing the backarsed company producing this piece
Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven writes:
-On [20001102 09:45], Greg Black ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Maybe it's time to close the list so that it only accepts
messages from subscribers. The spam was bad enough, but the
virus warnings are over the top. Sigh.
I personally prefer mailing
-On [20001102 10:20], Mike Silbersack ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Thu, 2 Nov 2000, Greg Black wrote:
Maybe it's time to close the list so that it only accepts
messages from subscribers. The spam was bad enough, but the
virus warnings are over the top. Sigh.
Just having the list ensure
You know that and I know that and probably all the legitimate
subscribers to the list know that -- but we're dealing with
cretins here, and so we need to take effective steps against
them. I don't want to unsubscribe, but I don't want all the
junk either.
I've just blocked them and a few
You know that and I know that and probably all the legitimate
subscribers to the list know that -- but we're dealing with
cretins here, and so we need to take effective steps against
them. I don't want to unsubscribe, but I don't want all the
junk either.
I've just blocked them and
I personally prefer mailing the backarsed company producing this piece
of junk.
I mean Precedence: bulk is a frigging standard.
Technically speaking, a virus scanner is not a an autoresponder.
In general, they tend to be configurable, and "delete and warn
sender" is a common default
On Thu, 2 Nov 2000, Alex Belits wrote:
On Thu, 2 Nov 2000, Mike Silbersack wrote:
Just having the list ensure that it was in the To: or Cc: header would be
sufficient in this case. Such a change would block relay spam as well.
Some places with not-so-nice connectivity to the rest
On Thu, Nov 02, 2000 at 01:28:09AM -0800, Alex Belits wrote:
Some places with not-so-nice connectivity to the rest of the Internet
use local lists to distribute this list among users -- this is why there
are messages with no to:/cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] in the first place. And
it will do
On 02-Nov-00 Terry Lambert wrote:
3.Automatically delete all MIME parts with:
Content-Type: application/*
Which are ever sent via the list software.
What about application/pgp-signature?
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At 3:08 PM + 11/2/00, Terry Lambert wrote:
3. Automatically delete all MIME parts with:
Content-Type: application/*
Which are ever sent via the list software.
This seems like a mighty good idea to me... Is there any
reason we would ever expect an application sent
3.Automatically delete all MIME parts with:
Content-Type: application/*
Which are ever sent via the list software.
What about application/pgp-signature?
Indeed.
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How about simply
3.Automatically delete all MIME parts
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