[Mailman-Users] Known spam
paz
paz at apriori.net
Wed Nov 3 02:35:12 CET 1999
Hi -
I've been getting overwhelmed with stuff the administravia filter catches.
I'm the only one permitted to post to a certain list I've generated, but
many subscribe to the list ("listen-only"). If they want to submit
something, they send the submission to me at a different address.
Problem is that I get a few dozen unauthorized submissions directly to the
list address, the admin filter catches them as it should, and then I have
to scroll through a pile of them to reject them.
Can I filter incoming with something like procmail to just delete stuff
that I know to be spam? Or is there a feature I haven't found within
mailman which will do this for me?
cheers -
-- Philip.
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