On Tue, Jan 29, 2002 at 08:10:25AM -0500, Pavel Roskin wrote: : Hello! : : > We've stopped most of the shit from Korea based on simple filtering, but : > it's impossible (or close to) to stop the spam that currently gets through : > without closing the list so only subscribers can post or moderating the : > postings from non-subscribers. Nobody is interested in the moderator job : > I guess, nor am I sure you can even set up moderation with the mailman : > mailing list manager. : : It is possible to set up moderation. Actually, moderation is a wrong : word. The only responsibility of the moderator show be preventing spam.
Yes of course, the stopped mails are hoeld in the queue, which I from time to time go through and check "Discard" on all the spam - it's kind of like I'm the moderator for the autoconf list, but I do it too seldom to be an effective one. If mailman could just send copies of held messages to me (and maybe some others for vacation overlaps), and the mails I send replies on were posted to the list while the mails I don't reply to were discarded after a week, I could be willing to do something like that... : There are two things mailman cannot do (as far as I know, without patching : it): : : 1) It cannot check the body of the message. : 2) It cannot discard spam without moderator's approval. : 3) It cannot combine conditions. That's one too many - remove one please... ;) : > BTW, it's driving me nuts too, but I'm out of filtering ideas... : : That's what I'm using in my lists: : : Subject:[ (]*no subject[) ]*$ : Subject: *$ : Subject: *[A-Za-z]scribe$ : Subject:.* .* : Subject:.*(product|sex|stock|revenue|sale|rich|toner|manegment|adv) : Subject: *(antigen|scanmail) : Content-Type: *text/html : From: Hahaha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> : X-AD2000-Serial: : X-Bulkmail: : :X-Mailer:.*(Collector|Multi|Gammadyne|Mass|MMailer|AMLC|em5000|V3,|AOL|JCourier|Spam|Mach|Easy|GOTO|Arclab|Caretop) : X-EM-Version: : X-Courtesy-Of: : X-MSMail-Priority: High This is what you have in the mailman interface at gnu.org? Lars J