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> Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2003 4:55 PM
> To: Charles Gregory
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> Subject: Re: [SAtalk] Tracking down thewizard.net forwarder
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> Charles Gregor
> >to 'pool.com' and/or 'thewizard.net' to solve the problem at the source?
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> Yes. And without reply...
I had to deal with this on a mailing list of thousands of users. My only
recourse was to write a quick-n-dirty Perl script to run through the
subscriber list and send everyone a very official
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Charles Gregory writes:
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>I ask again, particularly of the list maintainers, has anyone written mail
>to 'pool.com' and/or 'thewizard.net' to solve the problem at the source?
Yes. And without reply...
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I ask again, particularly of the list maintainers, has anyone written mail
to 'pool.com' and/or 'thewizard.net' to solve the problem at the source?
- Charles
On Wed, 19 Nov 2003, Ken Bass wrote:
> For every submission I keep getting the below bounce / along with
> advertisement. This is quite ir
At 14:22 19/11/2003 -0500, Ken Bass wrote:
For every submission I keep getting the below bounce / along with
advertisement. This is quite ironic on a list dedicated to attacking spam.
And very annoying.
My own personal workaround has been to add that address to my SpamAssassin
blacklist and I su
For every submission I keep getting the below bounce / along with
advertisement. This is quite ironic on a list dedicated to attacking spam.
I have a suggestion. I'm not sure what admin capabilities the list
administrators have using the sourceforge lists, but here is my advice:
Modify your mail
