[ic] What do you think? (RH you idiots)

[Erik]

Dave,

I figured as much. I'd like to see Redhat take something like Mailman, and
with a little Python background in one of their developers, add the
ability for people to register multiple names them selves. That would save
quite a bit.

Right now, you can subscribe 10 addresses, then select NO-mail for it.
Similiar things can be done with Majordomo and Smartlist as I'm sure we
all know.

I keep adding the spammers into sendmails access list (including about 50
over seas TLD's).. But lately it seems like there has been an insane burst
in the amounts of spam. For a couple of years it was a trickle.. Since
Christmas, it's just been sick.

> This issue has been addressed several times.  The reason we keep the
> mailing list 'open' is to allow our plethora of developers and users to
> post messages from wherever they are currently (at a client's site;
> logged in as interch to the server, logged in as root, on the road
> posting through yahoo, etc.)
>
> The real way to stop spam is right there on your front door: rigorous
> filters.
>
> I hate it too-- trust me.  Fortunately, we only get maybe one or two
> spams each month.  Considering the amount of traffic and subscribers to
> this list, that is an excellent signal-to-noise ratio in my book.
>
> Saludos,
>
> Dave
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Erik Parker
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