++ 03/06/07 00:12 +0200 - Matus UHLAR - fantomas: >> I am not sure which mailinglist software is currently being used to run >> this mailinglist, I haven't even tried to figure out. However, most of >> the software, like mailman, allows to configure it to only post messages >> send to the list that are sent by subscribers - and dropping or handing >> over to the moderator the messages that are sent by non-subscribers. > >This spammer _was_ subscribed to the list (and this is not the first time I >saw spammer subscribe to send spam). You can check for LDOSUBSCRIBER in >X-Spam-* headers to verity. So even disabling posts from non-subscribers >wouldn't help in this case. That would be interesting. Just to be sure, what header are you pointing at? The first spam of the last series does not have a header with a thing like LDOSUBSCRIBER in it (or it is filtered by my MTA). >Since this issue has been brought many times, I don't want to explain why >debian lists are open to non-subscribers. I don't mind. I just suggested a solution (a non-solution :)) for a problem that was brought up by others. -- Rejo Zenger <rejo@zenger.nl> https://rejo.zenger.nl
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