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2002\07\29@111715 by Dale Botkin

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Nope.  Some spammer tried to send a spam to the list, with a bogus From:
address of the list itself, thus the error message was sent to the entire
list.  I get several per week with my own email address in teh From:
field, though they were sent usually from China or Korea.  I'm seriously
considering blocking *very large* chunks of IP space from any access at
all to my servers.

Death to SPAMmers.

Dale
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On Mon, 29 Jul 2002, Kevin Blain wrote:

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2002\07\29@111901 by M. Adam Davis

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It wasn't you.  Everyone on the list subscribed to untagged posts got it.

A spammer sent it with the piclist as the return address - it isn't
authorized to post messages o the list, though, but the error was still
posted.

I wonder about the application logic going on here... ;-)

-Adam

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2002\07\29@112501 by Quentin

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Happened to me as well. Gave me a jump as I have changed my email address to
the list today.
So I went: "What the..."

Q..

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2002\07\29@142634 by jamesnewton

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source= http://www.piclist.com/postbot.asp?id=piclist\2002\07\29\111901a

Please don't get me started on how lame LSOFTs List server software is. I
now have a list of about 10 exploits that can be used against it. Security
holes the size of a freight train. It's a good thing I work against SPAM
rather than for it.

BUT: That is LSOFTs problem, NOT MIT's. And although MIT could look for and
pay for a different list server, it is no guaranty that a replacement would
be better and it is not our place to ask them to do that. They are doing
enough as it is. We are getting a free ride here and beggars CAN NOT be
chooses.

If you turn off untagged posts, (see the FAQ at
http://www.piclist.com ) you will not get garbage like that. Any valid
poster who starts a thread without a correct tag is emailed with a notice
that they should probably repost it with the corrected tag, so you won't be
missing anything worth seeing.

Someday when I get rich I'll buy MIT a new list server and setup lifetime
financing for the bandwidth and code improvements. An open source project of
course... <GRIN> How many T-Shirts would list members have to buy to pay for
that?
http://www.piclist.com/support

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2002\07\30@034212 by Alan B. Pearce
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>Someday when I get rich I'll buy MIT a new list server and setup
>lifetime financing for the bandwidth and code improvements.

Don't you mean set up our own server for the PIC List :)

I know what you mean about someday :))

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