On Fri, May 24, 2002 at 09:06:43AM -0700, Marc MERLIN wrote:
> > Its lame, I no longer use it much myself (theres a couple of places its
> > not been removed from) even though I wrote the thing, but its cheap
> > (money and MTA resources) and suprisingly effective against things like
>
> Yeah, I am aware it's not perfect, it's just a fairly good (IMO) stopgap.
I also forgot the not so small detail that mailing lists kind of have to be
more restrictive than the users that are on them in what they accept.
Otherwise, you'd bounce the messages back to mailman, which would eventually
unsubscribe you after its bounce counter for you went too high.
I always get pissed at bugtraq for accepting messages with invalid header
froms, which my machines then bounce back to them, and ezmlm sends back to
me because I bounced them.
Quite irritating...
Marc
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