Hello,
Yes, I'm still alive, just a bit in the background: currently managing the mailing lists for example, and these last months, it's quite anoying since a few months:
1 N Mar 11 966 Phpmyadmin-users admin request(s) waiting 6 N Mar 11 999 Phpmyadmin-news admin request(s) waiting 7 N Mar 11 1033 Phpmyadmin-devel admin request(s) waiting
99% of these requests are mails from virus/anti-virus software, replies from bad configured mail autoresponder, mailer-daemon replies, etc.
SF's mailman interface is not practical at all in such case: http://omnis.ch/stuff/pics/pma-mailman1.jpg : default action is "defer": so it is necessary to click on "discard" everywhere, but I can't spend one hour every day for this very interesting task.... :)
What would you suggest? We could rename the lists, or move them to another server, but this way we would lose the subscribed user list...
Suggestions welcome :-) regards, Olivier
Hi Oliver & list,
Olivier Mueller schrieb:
What would you suggest? We could rename the lists, or move them to another server, but this way we would lose the subscribed user list...
Renaming the list would only be a temporary relief since the spam flood would start again soon. Moving to another server won't be much better unless the software is easier to handle.
What about a forum like phpBB?
Regards,
On Fri, 2004-03-12 at 20:27, Alexander M. Turek wrote:
Hi Oliver & list, Renaming the list would only be a temporary relief since the spam flood would start again soon.
a few months after yes, but not at the beginning.
Moving to another server won't be much better unless the software is easier to handle.
sure: I would have suggested ezmlm.
What about a forum like phpBB?
yuk, forums are worse than mailing lists :) (having to click & wait to ready every message and reply...)
Ok, the waiting queues are now empty, thanks the "mailman-discard.pl" script found on: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=762601&grou...
Please make sure to use the mail address you used to subscribe to post on the lists.
cheers, Olivier