On Wed, 2004-03-31 at 17:45, Goswin von Brederlow wrote: > When you fetch your mail from your local mailserver you pass it > through the spam filter, which in turn checks the spam db and ignores > spam. Sounds an awful lot like a regular spamassassin install, pull the mail through the filter which checks against a few databases and rules and then decides if it's spam. I don't get people complaining about getting spam through this list, just get yourself a spamfilter, it will get rid of the non- d-s@d.o spam mails too. The amount of spam mails via this list is IMO less than through my regular mail adresses so if i didn't have a spamfilter i wouldn't even notice those 2 or 3 coming through this list between the 50 or so other ones a day. As a matter of fact, i didn't even notice any spam coming through this list until there were discussions about it without including the spam message. > > MfG > Goswin > > PS: Of cause this only works if all the readers of the list are more > or less trusted or if replying to spam-<list>@lists.d.o has some kind > of ID check. >
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