Re: GMane - here we come

2004-03-09 Thread Carsten Thönges
* Leif Gregory [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Just one remark ...

 http://article.gmane.org/gmane.test/1341

*This* is exactly how a link to an archive should look like.

And  everyone who compares the current archive's (IMHO close to
unusable) web frontend with Gmane's Loom has to admit that Gmane
*is* a good thing.

Carsten
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Re: GMane - here we come

2004-03-09 Thread Carsten Thönges
* Leif Gregory [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

[...]
 *We believe the spam risk through Gmane to be the same or even less
 than the current list archives already in place.*

The current list archive can easily be harvested. I wrote some time
earlier (sorry, I have no Message-ID) how that can be done using
some common tools like wget and sed.

Gmane's spam protection is much better than mail-archive's.

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Re: GMane - here we come

2004-03-09 Thread Carsten Thönges
* Leif Gregory [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
 Hello Thomas, Monday, March 8, 2004, 11:46:41 AM, you wrote:

 They are planning to eventually pump these feeds into mainstream
 usenet.

 Thomas Oh...

 Still with encrypted addresses, and I believe they will offer us the
 option of whether we want that to happen with our lists. We will be
 looking at that functionality very closely when or if it does become a
 reality.

We should not forget that Gmane will just a *mirror*. The only one
who decides which emails will go to list or will by blocked is the
mailing list software respectively the list moderators.

Carsten
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Re: GMane - here we come

2004-03-09 Thread Johannes Posel
Hi there Leif,

Just ONE little clarification.

On 23:22 08.03.2004, you [Leif Gregory] wrote...

 provided your From address is set to that which you have subscribed to
 the TB list, your message will post to the list and in doing so get
 posted to Gmane.

Please, anyone, do not try to subscribe your encrypted Gmane address
to this list. Just don't do it[1]. Trying this will result having the
gmane domain in the server-wide ban file, ok?

Cheers,
 Johannesmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Re[2]: GMane - here we come

2004-03-09 Thread Allie Martin
Carsten Thönges wrote:

CT The current list archive can easily be harvested. I wrote some time
CT earlier (sorry, I have no Message-ID) how that can be done using
CT some common tools like wget and sed.

CT Gmane's spam protection is much better than mail-archive's.

I've examined the source of a couple of those messages that have
protected e-mail addresses. I could not find e-mail addresses withing
them.

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Re: GMane - here we come

2004-03-09 Thread Carsten Thönges
* Allie Martin writes:
 Carsten Thönges wrote:

 CT The current list archive can easily be harvested. I wrote some time
 CT earlier (sorry, I have no Message-ID) how that can be done using
 CT some common tools like wget and sed.

 I've examined the source of a couple of those messages that have
 protected e-mail addresses. I could not find e-mail addresses withing
 them.

An example: http://www.mail-archive.com/tbudl%40thebat.dutaint.com/msg70060.html

Look at HTML source of that page and you'll see:

,
| p
|   FORM METHOD=POST ACTION=/cgi-bin/Nomailto.pl
|   INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME=user VALUE=viscountess.drunkasaskunk
^
|   INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME=host VALUE=lamiam.com
^^^
|   INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME=subject VALUE=Re: GMane - here we come
|   INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME=msgid VALUE=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
|   Reply via email tobr
|   INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE= Deborah W 
 ^
|   /FORM
`

No encryption at all and very easy to grab.

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Re: GMane - here we come

2004-03-09 Thread Leif Gregory
Hello Anne,

Monday, March 8, 2004, 8:48:55 PM, you wrote:
Anne I'd like to say that, despite being leery as I am about
Anne usenet/open newsgroups, I feel this is worth a try. I've had a
Anne good look at all the Gmane options and it seems as secure as
Anne anything online can be. If we want total security we need to
Anne unplug our modems and stay off the internet! :)

That's what we like to hear!! grin


Anne Thanks Marck, Allie and Leif for going into this as deeply as
Anne you have done and for helping reassure this wary old ex-usenet
Anne bunny!

That's what we're here for. We love these lists and wouldn't do
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Re: GMane - here we come

2004-03-09 Thread Allie Martin
Carsten Thönges wrote:

Look at HTML source of that page and you'll see:
snip

No encryption at all and very easy to grab.
I see what you mean. :)

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Spam Filter - Not Spam

2004-03-09 Thread Michael Rudnick
I've been using the BayesIT! Spam filter for over a week, long enough
to tag quite a few messages as Spam and several as Not Spam. I'm still
having a problem with one set of messages.

I support several servers. That includes getting messages from the
server notifying that a virus was found. I currently have a filter
that moves the message to the appropriate folder. The message from one
of my clients continues to be marked as Spam. Here's the log message
from one of them:

  3/9/2004, 08:14:57: FILTER - Message from Administrator to
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] with subject [MailServer Notification]To
  Administrator virus found and action taken. scored 91, qualified as
  JUNK MAIL

I keep on marking these messages as NOT Spam (I've been getting quite
a few of them lately) but they are still going into the Junk folder.
Any suggestions on eliminating this problem?

Thanks.
  
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Re: GMane - here we come

2004-03-09 Thread Mary Bull
Hello Leif!

On Tuesday, March 09, 2004, 8:48 AM, you wrote:

Anne ... If we want total security we need to
Anne unplug our modems and stay off the internet! :)

LG That's what we like to hear!! grin

This is my me too message. Except for the extensive check of Gmane
which Anne did, I echo her 100 per cent. As for checking, being such a
novice, I simply put my total trust in you, Leif, and Marck and Allie.

Anne Thanks Marck, Allie and Leif for going into this as deeply as
Anne you have done and for helping reassure this wary old ex-usenet
Anne bunny!

Again, except for her long experience, I echo Anne. Thanks a million
for your careful work and patient explanations on-list.

LG That's what we're here for. We love these lists and wouldn't do
LG anything we even thought might hurt or disrupt them.

That is completely apparent to even the most casual glance and
consideration. And you have made the lists themselves so lovable that
I don't know how my life would feel without them. Certainly it would
be poorer.

They help me keep my copy of The Bat! going--and incidentally, from
time to time, my OS too--and bring me happiness every day.

Happiness is: TB! and its lists!

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Re: GMane - here we come

2004-03-09 Thread Allie Martin
Carsten Thönges wrote:

Look at HTML source of that page and you'll see:
snip

No encryption at all and very easy to grab.
I see what you mean. :)

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Re: GMane - here we come

2004-03-09 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello Allie,

On Mon, 8 Mar 2004 21:31:03 -0500 GMT (09/03/2004, 09:31 +0700 GMT),
Allie Martin wrote:

 We first did our research and assessed GMane's security ourselves
 since we don't exactly enjoy being spammed; neither do we wish to have
 our membership end up being spammed on account of our actions. The 3
 moderators here all agreed that GMane is secure enough for what we
 wish to do.

Please tell me you didn't just believe the theory on Gmane's own
(marketing) website but have been subscribed for a while to a list
mirrored via Gmane and talk from experience.

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Re: GMane - here we come

2004-03-09 Thread Leif Gregory
Hello Thomas,

Tuesday, March 9, 2004, 10:38:45 AM, you wrote:
Thomas Please tell me you didn't just believe the theory on Gmane's
Thomas own (marketing) website but have been subscribed for a while
Thomas to a list mirrored via Gmane and talk from experience.

Yes, I did.




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Re: GMane - here we come

2004-03-09 Thread Leif Gregory
Hello Mary,

Tuesday, March 9, 2004, 8:00:45 AM, you wrote:
Mary I simply put my total trust in you, Leif, and Marck and Allie.

That trust wouldn't happen to extend to your bank account would it?
;-)


Mary That is completely apparent to even the most casual glance and
Mary consideration. And you have made the lists themselves so lovable
Mary that I don't know how my life would feel without them. Certainly
Mary it would be poorer.

That and Marck, Allie, and I would be in jail because we wouldn't have
anything constructive to do with our time! grin



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OT exchange [was, Re: GMane - here we come]

2004-03-09 Thread Mary Bull
Hello Leif!

On Tuesday, March 09, 2004, 5:55 PM, you wrote:

Mary I simply put my total trust in you, Leif, and Marck and Allie.

LG That trust wouldn't happen to extend to your bank account would it?
LG ;-)

Now, which one of you is going to trout me for replying to this
clearly OT turn of the thread?

I might *lend* you a little to tide you over, if you were truly
starving, but not directly out of the bank account. :) Didn't fall off
a turnip truck yesterday--only the day before. G

Mary That is completely apparent to even the most casual glance and
Mary consideration. And you have made the lists themselves so lovable
Mary that I don't know how my life would feel without them. Certainly
Mary it would be poorer.

LG That and Marck, Allie, and I would be in jail because we wouldn't have
LG anything constructive to do with our time! grin

It's plain you prefer fawning over List Subscribers to being fawned
over!

So where shall I send your mail, Leif? As in, Write me a letter, send
it by mail, Send it in care of, Birmingham Jail? grin (42)

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Re: GMane - here we come

2004-03-09 Thread tb

-- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi there Leif,

 Just ONE little clarification.

 On 23:22 08.03.2004, you [Leif Gregory] wrote...

 provided your From address is set to that which you have subscribed to
 the TB list, your message will post to the list and in doing so get
 posted to Gmane.

 Please, anyone, do not try to subscribe your encrypted Gmane address
 to this list. Just don't do it[1]. Trying this will result having the
 gmane domain in the server-wide ban file, ok?

 Cheers,
  Johannesmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

 [1] TDMA-style confirmations will break your list subscribtion
 management (subscribe, monthly reminders, etc).
 
TMDA breaks what you make it break. Just my clarification.

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