On Mon, 2006-11-27 at 01:20 -0800, Dashamir Hoxha wrote: > Hi Simos, > > I agree. But I think that the spams have a faked > "From" address. Do you have any idea on how to > identify the real email addresses of the spammers?
Hi Dashamir, You can check the list of subscribed e-mail addresses from the list admin interface. Normally, the spammer(s) subscribed with an innocuous e-mail address and they send the spend through those addresses. I am not sure how the sender e-mail address does not appear in the headers; maybe there is use of the BCC field? As far as I understand, an e-mail from a person not subscribed will end up in the queue, isn't it? Simos > Anyway, if the from address is faked, then it > should not be allowed to post to the list, because > only the subscribers can post (I think). > > The last (strange) thing is that these messages > (spams) seem to have passed through 3 spam filterings > performed by sourceforge.net, and still they are > not filtered out but are allowed to be distributed!?! > > So, there are some strange things that I don't > understand and I don't see where is the problem > and how I can solve it. Anybody has any idea? > > Dashamir > > --- Simos Xenitellis > wrote: > > > Dashamir, > > It appears that a spammer (or spammers) have > > subscribed to the list and > > they send spam. > > To solve, you would need to identify which address > > is that of the > > spammers, then remove from the mailing list. > > > > Simos
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