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Thu, 4 Mar 2004 15:54:15 -0600 |
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I'm seeing non-subscribed e-mail addresses getting added to the autodel
file for a list and wonder if anyone else is seeing this too.
It seems that a virus forges a list name and sends itself to an invalid
address which gets returned to us. Our system sees it's intended for a
list and sends it to the LISTSERV software. LISTSERV sees it's a bounced
message and adds it to the listname.autodel file, even though the address
isn't subscribed to the list. Is there someway to keep this from
happening?
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James Morrill office: Hale 11, 785-532-4909 www-personal.ksu.edu/~james
We see a world of wonder, with a holy fingerprint
But we only know a sliver, of the love of God in it. - Hokus Pick
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