Hello, Am Sonntag, 2. Oktober 2005 18:08 schrieb Philippe Vogel:
I always get mails a few minutes after I post to the list - By chance or intention I don't know?
I guess these are auto-reply messages like "I'm on vacation till ...". The only thing you can do with them is forward them to the list-owner (with full headers!) and ask for unsubscribing the sender. (If the auto-reply sender adress is autoreply@... or noreply@..., it can become difficult ;-)
Are there possibilities to back-track messages delivered to clients in such cases or do I have to live with the consequences as I subscribe to a list?
Look at the headers. In some cases you can, in some cases it's really difficult. If you don't know how to read the headers, just ask.
Is there a possibility to authorize the access to http-web-archive of this mailinglist like Redmond (TM) on MSN with this "can you read the letters in the image" so no spiders can gather information on the list?
This is something that can only be done by SUSE. But IMHO, it's not (mostly) the web archive causing spam. My theory is that some spammers are subscribed here and get the mail adresses directly. To explain my theory: My spam mostly arrives at the adress I use for suse-security. The adress used for suse-linux, suse-laptop and suse-programming has much less spam. If spammers would search the web archive for adresses, there shouldn't be such a difference. Regards, Christian Boltz --
Wozu braucht root einen Browser? Fürs Internet? *wuuhahaha* Der Tag faengt echt gut an... Gleich so ein Highlight am Morgen, herrlich... [> Marcel Stein und Thomas Hertweck in suse-linux]