At 15:49 3/07/03 -0700, Justin Mason wrote:
Simon Byrnand writes:
>Ok, I've got a great idea here, how about the list administrator (is there
>one ?) unsubscribes the 4 or so people who have badly behaving virus
>scanners, until they sort out their problems ?
LOL -- there's about 200 ;)I'm not
-On Thursday, July 03, 2003 3:49 PM -0700 Justin Mason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Simon Byrnand writes:
Ok, I've got a great idea here, how about the list administrator (is
there one ?) unsubscribes the 4 or so people who have badly behaving
virus scanners, until they sort out their problems ?
Simon Byrnand writes:
>Ok, I've got a great idea here, how about the list administrator (is there
>one ?) unsubscribes the 4 or so people who have badly behaving virus
>scanners, until they sort out their problems ?
LOL -- there's about 200 ;)I'm not joking. Every few days for the
last wee
At 06:13 3/07/03 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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At 12:10 27/06/03 -0500, Steve Halligan wrote:
People, please configure your virus scanners not to reply to the sender.
Most viri these days are spoofing the sender anyway.
-steve
I was just thinking about sending a complaint (not a nasty one) to the
postmaster address of each of these rampant vir
Let me rephrase that.
Stop sending virus warning to the recipients.
Especially non-local recipients.
Especially if the recipient is a list.
> People, please configure your virus scanners not to reply to
> the sender.
> Most viri these days are spoofing the sender anyway.
> -steve
>
> > Incident
Steve Halligan wrote:
> People, please configure your virus scanners not to reply to the sender.
> Most viri these days are spoofing the sender anyway.
And most viruses too.
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People, please configure your virus scanners not to reply to the sender.
Most viri these days are spoofing the sender anyway.
-steve
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> WARNIN
Sorry, I didn't see the huge thread on this this morning. I am an idiot. Please
ignore.
Mike Schrauder
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On Fri, 2003-06-27 at 15:18, Mike Schrauder wrote:
> Does this mean satalk email was the victim of a joe job? Sorry for the ignorance,
> just curious.
>
> Mike Schrauder
>
No, it's just the latest worm doing the rounds, forging and mailing
itself to any address it can find, accompanied by a ch
Does this mean satalk email was the victim of a joe job? Sorry for the ignorance,
just curious.
Mike Schrauder
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