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From: Per Norrman <per.norrman@austers.se>
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To: Jason Hunter <jhunter@xquery.com>
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Subject: Re: [jdom-interest] Sorry, but clueless
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OK,

this should be a test then ....

/pmn

Jason Hunter skrev:

> I've seen it too.  We have only one subscriber from grit.de, "el@" whose 
> name seems to be Erik.  I just marked that address as NOMAIL so it won't 
> receive list messages.  That will probably stop the bounce messages from 
> coming to the list.  el@, you can change this back via the mailman admin 
> tool once you fix the problem on your end -- or I'll do it if I see it's 
> not really your problem (i.e. the bounces keep happening even with you 
> marked as nomail).
> 
> -jh-
> 
> Gregory S. Hill wrote:
> 
>> That *might* be the spam filter at my office.  I noticed a couple of 
>> weeks ago that it was selecting random JDOM messages and assigning 
>> spam status to them.  I had not realized that it was automatically 
>> responding, and flooding the JDOM maillist.  I've been out-of-my-head 
>> busy, so I haven't really been paying attention to the outside world!
>>
>> My apologies.  I will talk to the system administrator tomorrow, to 
>> see if it is us, and what to do about it.
>>
>> -greg
>>
>> On Mar 16, 2005, at 6:46 PM, Per Norrman wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I and this list have experienced messages from
>>> spam@grit.de which indicates that the mail system at grit.de
>>> somehow connects my mail address with spam.
>>>
>>> I have no idea whatsoever why this is happening.
>>>
>>> I have tried contacting people at grit.de, but so far no answer.
>>>
>>> Curiously, mailing to bs@grit.de or info@grit.de does not trigger
>>> their spam detectors.
>>>
>>> If anyone have a clue or an idea of what's going on, please tell me.
>>>
>>> Thanks, and my apologies!
>>>
>>> /pmn
>>> _______________________________________________
>>> To control your jdom-interest membership:
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>>
>>
>>
>> _______________________________________________
>> To control your jdom-interest membership:
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>>
> 

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