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> But aren't all non password protected actions through the web
> confirmed anyways? Sure, if the person gets the password for the
> subscriber, then you can have a problem, mind you, you'd have to do a
> ``no-password'' on the validate also. Trust me it is VERY annoying to
> have to confirm an unsubscribe. Particularly if you are unsubscribing,
> and leaving for a while, and then you get back to find your mailbox full
> of mail you thought would stop with the unsubscribe request...
1: Don't forget LISTSERV's standard command interface - mail. I can't
remember the origins of this debate, but if you're validating confirm
messages then you're also preventing me forging someone else's
unsubscribe request by mail.
2: Why not "Set <listname> NOMAIL"? That's what it's there for.
Have fun,
Paul
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