I got one from mysql@lists.mysql.com, and one from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And my filters remove anything that isn't from one of the mailing lists
I subscribe to.
Daniel Kasak wrote:
Stephen Cook wrote:
What's the deal with SPAM on the list?
I don't see any. Maybe my spam filter is better
Subject: Re: [OT] SPAM
I got one from mysql@lists.mysql.com, and one from
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
And my filters remove anything that isn't from one of the mailing lists
I subscribe to.
Daniel Kasak wrote:
Stephen Cook wrote:
What's the deal with SPAM on the list?
I don't see any. Maybe my
On Friday 16 December 2005 00:34, Stephen Cook wrote:
I got one from mysql@lists.mysql.com, and one from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And my filters remove anything that isn't from one of the mailing lists
I subscribe to.
Did the spam actually come through the list, or did it just fake the From to
make
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
On Wed, 18 Dec 2002, Jeremy Zawodny wrote:
But, yeah, I agree. There are better ways to do this on the mail server
side.
Yes, and it's on our list-admin's TODO to move this list to another list
server very soon. Please be patient for just a
Allow postings from members only.
or
I think it's on the PHP lists, if a non-members sends a message he/she gets
a message back. After replying to that message the original one hits the
list..
mysql, query
B.
At 14:37 18-12-2002 -0500, Michael T. Babcock wrote:
Just for anyone who cares (or
On Wed, Dec 18, 2002 at 02:37:14PM -0500, Michael T. Babcock wrote:
Just for anyone who cares (or cares to do the same), when I reply to
messages at my average 80wpm and hit send, I don't check if
SQL,QUERY,etc. is in the message 90% of the time. Now, besides
thanking the crew for adding a
I hope everyone grabs the headers from that message (and any other spam
they receive) and reports it to spamcop.net to help us all block these
people.
PS, this has nothing to do with MySQL, Databases or ACID compliance, but
this line should ironically get me past the spam filter :)
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