Mark:
No. There are a few email addresses there, but they are seemingly unrelated to
the
three different ones that have gotten through.
Skipper
Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Robert Boyd Skipper wrote:
>> Thanks again. This is greatly helpful. I'll look into all of these
>> suggestions today.
>>
Robert Boyd Skipper wrote:
>
>Thanks again. This is greatly helpful. I'll look into all of these
>suggestions today.
> It turns out that emails beginning with a hyphen also get through.
Do you have any patterns in accept_these_nonmembers that might be
matching these addresses?
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Mark Sapi
Mark:
Thanks again. This is greatly helpful. I'll look into all of these
suggestions today.
It turns out that emails beginning with a hyphen also get through. So I'm
supplementing a filter for an initial underscore with a filter for an initial
\W as
well. Until I know the exact paramete
Robert Boyd Skipper wrote:
>
>Thank you for this information. The headers don't seem to be the problem, as
>they
>contain non-member emails. I don't have direct access to the mm_cfg.py file,
>and I
>can't find a user_envelope_sender in the web-based administration pages. So I
>haven't
>che
Mark:
Thank you for this information. The headers don't seem to be the problem, as
they
contain non-member emails. I don't have direct access to the mm_cfg.py file,
and I
can't find a user_envelope_sender in the web-based administration pages. So I
haven't
checked into that.
However, I d
Robert Boyd Skipper wrote:
>I just had a fleck of spam sully my mailing list from an email address that is
>not among
>the members. How can this be? There were still about thirty other piece of
>spam
>awaiting administrative approval. How could this one have slipped through?
>Where would
I just had a fleck of spam sully my mailing list from an email address that is
not among
the members. How can this be? There were still about thirty other piece of
spam
awaiting administrative approval. How could this one have slipped through?
Where would
I start troubleshooting this? I k
