Karl Pearson wrote:
> Bob Proulx wrote:
> > Jeremy Morton wrote:
> >> ...backscatter...
> >> 'Your message to Gatewayav-discuss awaits moderator approval'
> >
> > The GNU Mailman mailing list software is a big offender in that area.
>
> I own a mailing list server. One of our policies are specific
On Sun, June 21, 2009 2:47 pm, Bob Proulx wrote:
> Jeremy Morton wrote:
>> ...backscatter...
>> 'Your message to Gatewayav-discuss awaits moderator approval'
>
> The GNU Mailman mailing list software is a big offender in that area.
> The option to fix this is to set "respond_to_post_requests" to "
Jeremy Morton wrote:
> ...backscatter...
> 'Your message to Gatewayav-discuss awaits moderator approval'
The GNU Mailman mailing list software is a big offender in that area.
The option to fix this is to set "respond_to_post_requests" to "No" on
the main options page. Otherwise it is a serious ba
Another one, from Lyris ListManager, subject: "re: your email message"
These damn mailing lists cause ridiculous backscatter. Can't the admins
take a bit more respondibility as to the crap they return to the
so-called 'sender'?
Best regards,
Jeremy Morton (Jez)
Jeremy Morton wrote:
People
On Sat, June 20, 2009 23:01, Jeremy Morton wrote:
> 'Your message to Gatewayav-discuss awaits moderator approval'
you have verified that the above maillist does check spf ?, or other
sensitive forged rejections ?
if thats the problem thay do not do this, then problem comes back to you
as backsca
People who know me by now know that one of my major spam problems is
backscatter (and yes, I do consider it spam; it's unsolicited e-mail).
A common one that gets past SA is one with a subject like:
'Your message to Gatewayav-discuss awaits moderator approval'
Any tips for filtering these out?
