Hi... I am the manager of a departmental computer support group at the University and would consider hosting this list if others are amenable. I think our mail servers have a better spam hit rate than what I am seeing here. If there is any interest in this please have the appropriate person contact me. ==== On Mon, Apr 26, 2004 at 02:40:48PM -0500, Mike Behrendt wrote: -- bob hain bob(a)me.umn.edu (612) 626-9800

I can flick the subscribed to post switch if that is what people want. I do find it hard to believe the only spam showing up in peoples mailbox is from this one list? Doesn't everybody have additional filtering at their end point, is it doing a better job than SpamAssassin? If it is how does one even notice things are getting by the list filter? SpamAssassin as a whole does a very good job of wacking down the spam but as with any game of give and take the spammers always get ahead of the filters for a while. I update SA with the devel branch about once a month, so that the latest rules for the latest spelling of the v drug are pulled in. Hmm ok opps: I updated SpamAssassin last Sunday... and I forgot to check the logs to make sure everything was still functioning. Turns one of the cmd line options was no longer valid, so SA was failing to run. Sorry for the extra spam. On Mon, 2004-04-26 at 16:29 -0500, chris(a)mikk.net wrote: -- Russell Cattelan <cattelan(a)xfs.org> -- Attached file included as plaintext by Ecartis -- -- File: signature.asc -- Desc: This is a digitally signed message part