On 26 Jan 2003 13:27:03 -0500
Jon Carnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I recommend that you front-end your mail servers with something like
> Spam Assassin. If you really want to be thorough you can use
> Mailscanner with an anti-virus application that runs on
> Linux. Mailscanner will then use th
As for the list names being mined for spam, I've found that the biggest
worry is the web-enabled archives.
It doesn't seem very likely to me that spammers would find the list
addresses in the archives. Obviously, the addresses of posters are
there (these can be obscured in 2.1, right?), but
I recommend that you front-end your mail servers with something like
Spam Assassin. If you really want to be thorough you can use
Mailscanner with an anti-virus application that runs on Linux.
Mailscanner will then use the local anti-virus application to scan all
messages for viruses and then pum
Hello Mailman folk,
I work with a group that provides services to student groups at a
university, and we're concerned that a lot of the lists have been
picking up spam lately. The prime suspect, at this point, is Mailman's
publishing of list names. If you can provide any input on how to
alle
