Hi Mark,
I understand.
The solution I'm looking is to hack the code to not send the body of
the differed/rejected email.
It would be nice to hace and option for this, since anti-spam software
get installed more and more every day.
Thanks for your reply,
Oliver
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Oliver
Hi Patrick,
seems a nice solution, will give it a try.
Cheers,
Oliver
Patrick Bogen wrote:
If you're using sendmail, I have a solution that I implemented that
seems to work quite well:
Put together a script (e.g., an init script in /etc/init.d, on Debian)
that will run the following on
Sorry about posting my email again.
I received an email from the list moderator saying that my email
was rejected so I assumed it was rejected.
I didn't saw my email until I sended it again to the list :(
I should double check next time ;)
Regards,
Oliver
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Oliver Schulze
(I do not found this problem on the archives)
Hi,
I use spamassassin to filter spam. So I configured a rule in mailman
that detect
the string {Spam} in the subject of the email and then defer the email.
The problem is that mailman sent to owner of the list the email that is
spam with
the body of
Oliver Schulze L.wrote:
My question is:
how can I configure mailman to not sent the body of the email in the
notification
to the owner of the list?
I think we did the best we can with this last week in the thread you
started at
At 11:39 PM -0600 2006-02-22, Patrick Bogen wrote:
This basically starts a sendmail daemon that listens only to
localhost, and bypasses all filters and stuff to stick whatever it
receives directly in the outgoing queue. If the mail to the admin is
being delivered locally, this means it
It probably is in the FAQ. I promise I didn't come up with this; I got
it from somewhere else. :)
On 2/23/06, Brad Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 11:39 PM -0600 2006-02-22, Patrick Bogen wrote:
This basically starts a sendmail daemon that listens only to
localhost, and bypasses all
Hi,
I use spamassassin to filter spam. So I configured a rule in mailman
that detect
the string {Spam} in the subject of the email and then defer the email.
The problem is that mailman sent to owner of the list the email that is
spam with
the body of the email. So, spamassassin detects the body
Oliver Schulze L. wrote:
My question is:
how can I configure mailman to not sent the body of the email in the
notification
to the owner of the list?
You can turn off admin_immed_notify so the admin/moderator only gets a
daily summary of held posts. There's no other option for it.
If the daily
Hi Mark,
ok, I will try to find a solution in my spam filter.
Will not scan if the email is relayed by mailman.
But still will have problem if the owner's mail server have a spam solution.
Maybe my mailman email server can get black listed for sending spam :(
I think its a nice feature request
If you're using sendmail, I have a solution that I implemented that
seems to work quite well:
Put together a script (e.g., an init script in /etc/init.d, on Debian)
that will run the following on startup:
sendmail OPTIONS=-bd -ODeliveryMode=defer
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