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On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 21:35:56 EDT, Joyce Niblack <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>Is there anything we can do to stop this?
At the list level, you can add to your Filter list
Filter= also, x@y, a@c, c@d, ...
Filter= m@n, ..., *@MEGAWEBSERVERS.COM.
This will prevent LISTSERV from processing any commands from this address,
which will prevent thsi address from subscribing. However, you probably will
still get a notification from LISTSERV that "a command has been received from
a user that is served off". This can be just as annoying, but since it
includes the address (or at least the domain) in the Subject: line, you can
reliably filter such messages in your own mail client.
As to the Server Admin doing this:
quiet serve [log in to unmask] off drop
it has been done.
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