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Re: new mailing list

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Subject: Re: new mailing list
From: Jeremy Kister <qmail-07@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2007 14:26:17 -0800
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On 12/10/2007 1:15 PM, Sami Farin wrote:
You get those bounce messages from idiot autoresponders etc. only if
you do not know how to configure your antispam features.

You seem to think they come from "the qmail list",
but that is not the case.


No, I understand where and how they come from.  Nevertheless, on the
current platform, there's no way to detect which subscribed user is the
idiot.  I tried to be careful with my wording so as to not accuse the
qmail list software.

> Moving to Sourceforge helps nothing against the idiot autoresponders,
> but you might be able to unsubscribe them (i.e., play whack-a-mole).

That was the main point of the suggestion. We can unsubscribe idiots.

> But if you'd like to have netqmail mailing list at SF,
> nobody is preventing you from doing so...

Oh, the hostility! LOL

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Jeremy Kister
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  - From: Jeremy Kister
- Re: new mailing list
  - From: Sami Farin

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