failure notice 2004-02-05 - By Mike Curwen
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This is an age-old argument, and besides that, I don't enjoy talking
religion. But the advice to create a client filter really grates
sometimes.
It is *still* a waste of bandwidth. The client can't filter until I
download the 200 odd messages every morning.
Aside from the annoyance factor, I think it's only being a good
'internet citizen' to actively and aggresively manage these unnecessary
emails. Let's clear the pipes for those important things like streaming
radio. ;)
> -- --Original Message-- --
> From: Graham Reeds [mailto:grahamtomcat@(protected)]
> Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2004 10:00 AM
> To: Tomcat Users List
> Subject: Re: failure notice
>
>
> I'm getting loads of people complaining about a stupid
> responder. Is that normal?
>
> :-)
>
> Seriously though, there's not a lot that anyone can do. I
> would guess that some one on this list has opened the
> document.zip.scr and it has infected his/her machine and has
> started spamming the known world, even if him/her has left
> the list it still could be in his address book.
>
> The spamming could be any of us. Company policy here is to
> have Sophos running constantly which sucks resources and
> is/was effective as a chocolate fireguard when MSBlast went
> around as every machine in the building (except our Linux boxes).
>
> I suggest you get used to creating rules in your favourite
> email client.
>
> G.
>
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