> Okay, stupid question. > Back when a Lotus Notes box created a mail loop, I asked that all > Received: headers go through unmolested so it would be simpler to > LART the offending party in future incidents.
> With the ever increasing SPAM to the list, someone else requested the > Received: headers go through unmolested so we could apply LARTs to the > ISP(s) injecting the mail. Hans declared "Make it so." That's been a > over a week, and the SPAM continues to flow with no information useful > for tracking down the injection point. > So, is there any chance that lits users will be able to track down the > SPAM, or is this just a pipe dream? Um, Why not block messages from senders that are not registered with this list? Also, if someone outside this list tries to send a message here, he would recieve a note that he must register before posting, or something like that. - Anders Widman
