The /real/ question here; is why there isn't /more/ spam on this list -
really.
I've been working on an anti-spam solution for about 9 months.
It's a completely automated system. In the first 3 months it had
garnered over 5 million spam sources - that's over 5 million IP addresses.
Each and every IP was an /actual/ spam source - not one false positive.
So, given all the lists they manage here, it's nothing but remarkable
that we're not seeing more spam than we do. In my opinion, after being on
this list for several years, we see damn little spam.
Best wishes.
--Chris
Quoting Ivan Petrushev <ivanat...@gmail.com>:
So there is not spam protection or whatever installed on the software
servicing the mail list? Abuse control? User registration approval?
On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 8:46 AM, Jon Radel <j...@radel.com> wrote:
Ivan Petrushev wrote:
Excuse me, why such a spam comes to the members of freebsd-pf mail list?
On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 12:05 AM, Lawrence Auster
<lawrence.aus...@att.net> wrote:
....crap trimmed....
Oh, for heaven's sake get a grip. DO NOT SEND THE WHOLE LOAD OF CRAP TO
ALL OF US YET AGAIN! At very least, learn to trim.
As to your question: Because somebody sent it to the mailing list.
Doh! There are a lot of these going to many technical mailing lists,
many with forged return addresses.
--Jon Radel
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