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From: aleph1 () SECURITYFOCUS COM (Elias Levy)
Date: Mon, 9 Aug 1999 09:40:57 -0700
This is just a short message to remind people to filter out mailing lists (such as BUGTRAQ) when you use vacation messages. They are very annoying and will get you removed from the list. LISTSERV gives you the option to stop mail delivery while you are away by setting your account options to NOMAIL and to turn mail delivery back on by setting the options to MAIL. E.g. SET BUGTRAQ NOMAIL SET BUGTRAQ MAIL Also, if you are an admin I suggest you increase the maximum hop limit of your MTA. With mailing lists, forwarded messages, corporate mail systems and how big the Internet is now a days a hop limit of under 20 is asking for trouble. I suggest you set it up at around 25. Finally, when replying to messages only quote the parts of the message your will be discussing or that are relevant. Quoting whole messages and adding two lines at the top is not good etiquette. This is especially troublesome for people reading the list via the digest as they have to wade through dozens of messages most of which simply quote older messages. -- Elias Levy Security Focus http://www.securityfocus.com/
Current thread:
- chflags() [heads up] Adam Morrison (Aug 01)
- Re: chflags() [heads up] Eivind Eklund (Aug 03)
- Microsoft ask users to crack win2000 site Peter Lowe (Aug 03)
- vlock + magic SysRQ key Luis M. Cruz (Aug 04)
- Re: vlock + magic SysRQ key Pavel Machek (Dec 31)
- Paranoid? Running SSHD as normal users. Erik Parker (Aug 04)
- Re: Paranoid? Running SSHD as normal users. (rethink) Erik Parker (Aug 06)
- Administrivia Elias Levy (Aug 09)
- Re: Microsoft ask users to crack win2000 site j nazario (Aug 05)
- Re: Microsoft ask users to crack win2000 site John Horn (Aug 05)
- Re: Microsoft ask users to crack win2000 site Ray Barnes (Aug 06)
- vlock + magic SysRQ key Luis M. Cruz (Aug 04)
