[Comphelp] Spam filter
Schloemanb@aol.com
Schloemanb@aol.com
Thu, 22 Apr 2004 14:05:09 EDT
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Phil,
This is getting to be very interesting. I am the list administrator for the
Phoenix mailing list and I am a subscriber of course. But what you recently
noted got me to thinking about the "no mail" check box in the mailman client.
I just logged in and sure enough my AOL address was set for "no mail". I have
now "unchecked" that function and will see what happens next.
The question is how the devil did that get set? I sure did not do it. It
has been my experience that the mailman client sets it for recipents when email
to them bounces. On occasions I have reset the "no mail" function for others
in our squadron when this has happened to them, i.e., they have been away and
their mail box fills up.
The irony of the whole matter is that I have been kept very busy as list
administrator discarding the spam that the mailing list receives only to wind up
being considered a spammer. Has someone spoofed my email address?
Bob Schloeman
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<DIV>Phil,</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>This is getting to be very interesting. I am the list administrat=
or for the Phoenix mailing list and I am a subscriber of course. But w=
hat you recently noted got me to thinking about the "no mail" check box in t=
he mailman client. I just logged in and sure enough my AOL address was=
set for "no mail". I have now "unchecked" that function and will see=20=
what happens next.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>The question is how the devil did that get set? I sure did n=
ot do it. It has been my experience that the mailman client =
sets it for recipents when email to them bounces. On occasions I=20=
have reset the "no mail" function for others in our squadron when this&=
nbsp;has happened to them, i.e., they have been away and their mail box fill=
s up.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>The irony of the whole matter is that I have been kept very busy as lis=
t administrator discarding the spam that the mailing list receives only to w=
ind up being considered a spammer. Has someone spoofed my em=
ail address?</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Bob Schloeman</DIV></BODY></HTML>
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