I get the messages as well and it's because Cornell rejects messages
rated at over 80% likelihood of being spam. I'm not sure if the
Magnolia list software is capable of it, but it would be nice if they
could adopt how Apache deals with it. Apache's lists send out a message
like below and then automatically zero the error count when the message
*doesn't* come back in error. Seems like a much better system to me.
BTW -- great product! I have http://www.entomology.cornell.edu running
on Magnolia 3.5.8 and it's working beautifully. Training people in the
department to use it is really easy.
--David
Nathan Anderson wrote:
I assumed I was the only one getting those messages. Mostly because my email
server is set to bounce known spam messages. Since we do get spam on the list,
I figured I was only seeing a portion of the spam...
Either way there are problems with this mailing list.
Nathan
----- "Paul Hodges" <[email protected]> wrote:
Every Wednesday at about 14:40 I get the message below. Responding
to
it or not makes no difference, and a message to the suggested address
in the last line got no response. Although it's only a minor
nuisance,
it would be nice if it stopped.
Paul
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