In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (G John Lapeyre) writes:
> I don't see why people let a little spam get to them. Its bad,
> but its life. About one out of 50 or 100 messages on debian-user is like
It's not that difficult to set up procmail to catch most of the spam.
And we do have spamdb in hamm.
> Question is how many debain users prefer to access the list via
> usenet ?
I prefer to receive the lists by mail.
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I've recently started piping my incoming debian-user & debian-devel
messages through a non.mime sed filter before piping them to mail2news.
Based on the tests I've run on messages in my /var/spool/news/debian/*
directories this filter deletes all of the MIME cruft and appears to
leave the clear text intact.
You'll also note the I'm striping any existing Distribution: header.
I mark all incoming messages Distribution: local when they are gatewayed
to news. This is so that they won't get reposted to the group.
Recently I found that some mailing list messages arrive with an
existing Distribution: header. Mail2news won't overwrite an existing
header. Maybe I ought to report this as a bug...
Here's the filter
:
/^Distribution:/d
/=_NextPart_/,/=_NextPart_/d
/^Content-Type:.*$/d
/^Content-Transfer.*$/d
/charset="iso\-8859\-1/d
s/=$//
s/=20$//
</off-topic>
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