[Mailman-Users] Fwd: Subscription bomb tracing - feature request.
Peter Evans
peter at gol.com
Thu Jan 6 01:24:27 CET 2000
Skip Montanaro (skip at mojam.com) wrote:
> Chris> Does mailman already have the ability to trace such fraudulent
> Chris> subscribe requests and such?
> me> http://www.spamcop.net/
I block spamcop auto-whinges because they used to garbalise
the headers. Besides, it still cant tell the difference between
GOL, an ISP in Asia, and AOL, the 53rd state.
> Chris> And besides, it uses that ORBS garbage. :)
> There's a smiley, but I still should ask, what does ORBS do and why is it
> bad? (Off-list, plz. I'm sure most of the rest of mailman-users isn't
> interesting in novice tutoring...)
Any ip address sent to spamcop gets a probe from ORBS. That
good enough for you?
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Back on topic.
I really would like mailman to archive all subscribe requests
in their entirety as a standard feature. It would make life
easier, which is what mailman is all about.
Perhaps a button on the management page "copy admin requests
to list manager" would be sufficient, then they can keep/delete
them at leisure.
P
who was just subscribed to some list by someone at some IP address.
no date was even mentioned -.-!
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