On 19 Apr 2002 at 10:42, Daniel Stenberg wrote:
On Fri, 19 Apr 2002, System Attendant wrote:
ScanMail for Microsoft Exchange has taken action on the message, please
refer to the contents of this message for further details.
Please.
Can the admin of this ScanMail stop polluting this list even more?
Looks like it's been configured to notify everyone associated with
the email about the virus.
Can the admin of the wget list please prevent his mails from showing up here?
I suppose one such notification could be deemed useful, but if
several such notifications for arrive from various ScanMails for
every virus it would be more of a PITA.
Of course it would be even more of a PITA if ScanMail was sending
such notifcations to everybody concerned for emails that *might*
contain an unknown virus due to some policy setting (e.g. email
contains a .bat attachment).
We don't need replies on all spam mails telling us that the spam contained
viruses.
One could be useful, assuming people recognize the ScanMail
messages and read them *before* the infected mail! (Hmm - that
looks like a good way to disguise a virus - make it look like an
anti-virus notification!)
Of course, we wouldn't get so many if the list filtered viruses as
effectively as ScanMail!
