Richard Tricoche wrote:
What happens when Mr. Petrie comes in Monday morning to check his latest
posts on the mailing list and sees he has been banned? What happens
when someone else on the list stays home one day and forgets to manually
unsubscribe to the mailing list for that day?
I don't think they banned him...just removed him from the list. He can
resubscribe Monday morning more than likely.
Is it really the end users fault for not remembering to visit the
website and click the link to unsubscribe for the day... or is it the
mailing list's administrator's fault for allowing this type of spam to
work it's way through to everyone of our mailboxes?
Yes, it is really the end user's fault. It's not our job to take care
of his mailing list subscriptions, nor should it be the responsibility
of the redhat list admins. Personal accountability. The only other
place the blame should be pointed is the admins at his company for
poorly configuring the auto responders.
Hal Burgiss posted this:
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* ^Subject: .*out of (the )?office
/dev/null
-----Original Message-----
From: Robert P. J. Day [mailto:rpjday@;mindspring.com]
Sent: Friday, November 15, 2002 9:04 AM
To: redhat mailing list
Subject: mr petrie is history
earlier this morning, i explained what was happening here to the mail
list admin at red hat. i just got back a response that mr. petrie is
(allegedly) history.
rday
Robert P. J. Day, RHCE, RHCI
Eno River Technologies, Chapel Hill NC
Unix, Linux and Open Source corporate training
http://www.linux-migration.org
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