Here's a wierd one. I run a mailing list which is set to "subscriber list visible only to administrator", and it seems that some addresses (if not all) have leaked onto a spam list.
- I'm (reasonably) certain the user did not simply use the same address elsewhere -- the user uses sneakemail.com, which generates one-time addresses randomly, and assures me that the addr was used only for my list. - the user has never *posted* to the list, it's an announce-only one. - the /roster/ page is definitely set to "admin only" visibility, and always has been. - the headers of the message the user received, indicate the spam was sent direct from spammer to user, not via the list itself. Anyway, the list is moderated ;) . Also, I got a copy of the spam to my own address used for that list. So I'm pretty certain the address was scraped somehow. Can anyone suggest a way this is possible with MailMan, without a spammer needing the admin password to scrape the list? Or without them hacking the box in general? --j. ------------------------------------------------------ Mailman-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mailman-users Mailman FAQ: http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py
