> Is anyone getting massive dup messages from the list this weekend?
> Is there some funky misconfiguration sending msgs back to vger?
>
> I had about 100 msgs this morning from Dec 4, and 5 that were already here.
> It seems to be continuing too.
>
> I'm on the digest, so I don't know if it affects the non-digest people.
> Procmail splits it up for me nicely. :)
Some moron in singapore (or some other country in the far
east) had his VACATION program bounce back the digests to
the kernel.
I mailed him about it and set up a procmail rule to bounce
the stuff back to him (counting on it that his mail server
was smaller than the one at my university :). This made him
shut up pretty quickly :)
>From now on I will add the following rules to my .procmailrc
on my university's machine (so I don't have to download the
digests):
* ^Subject.*kernel-digest
* ^Sender.*owner-linux-kernel
* > 20000
/dev/null
(that is, until I find out how to do proper bouncing on
our rather restricted procmail system)
regards,
Rik -- the flu hits, the flu hits, the flu hits -- MORE
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