This is probably the wrong place to raise this, sorry, but I wonder if
anybody else has had the same trouble we've just had.
We're running 2.0.8 with exim and recently a user sent a message with the
following sort of "To:" header..
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Notice the trailing '>' character.
Mail
vacation. This appeals to me as the punishment
gets inflicted on the trouble maker, not the innocent list admin or (even
worse) the other subscribers.
Out of interest, where in the mailman code does this test get done?
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Steve Lay
Technical Manager, ITAL Unit
Unive
s the envelop sender in the bounce detection
stuff (as errors are traditionally sent with an empty from address in the
envelope).
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Steve Lay
Technical Manager, ITAL Unit
University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate
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Mailman-Users mai
This question has been asked on various occasions but, other than a
historical discussion on mailman-developers I can't seem to find a
definitive reply.
I run two mailman servers and last night one of them went mad with an admin
bounce loop resulting in thousands of messages bunging up various MT
I'm looking into the possibility of using Mhonarc as an archiving solution
for mailman lists. For public lists I can see three basic approaches:
(i) Setting the PUBLIC_EXTERNAL_ARCHIVER with a suitable script (with
PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL pointing to the appropriate place). Can be a bit tricky
to s
