On Wed, 30 Jun 1999 03:41:58 -0500, John P. Tomany wrote:
> Unfortunately, either they are coming directly from the spammer, forging
> the arachne majordomo very well - or the list is fed back to the majordomo
> as individual email forgeries of many people's names.
According to Hoody's header, most likely *both* for arachne members,
and only fed back for arachne-digest members. If you a member of
the main Arachne list, you might receiving some individual forgeries.
Try analyze them at http://spamcop.net/
> In either case, Michael ( list owner ) is the only one who can access
> the incoming headers; the list output won't do, because majordomo strips
> off the routing information and creates its own new header.
IIRC to receive list postings, a majordomo list owner should also
subscribed to his list. So he receives the same headers as the
rest of list members. To get the full headers back, he might
have to reconfigure the list, setting "purge_headers=no".
BTW, is Gregor still the list owner? No one seems able to contact
Michael recently, probably he still in the US somewhere.
> I just wonder if someone is relaying the arachne list to a corporate,
> university, or local government network, where it could be "bounced" back
> to the arachne majordomo from someone who objects to receiving it.
Bounces usually goes to the list owner. But in case of arachne they
should be redirected to /dev/nul, as my old - defunct - address still
listed as a subscriber, and no one complained about that <g>.
--Eko
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