I'm doing the same. This is situation is absurd, and an embarrassment to the
IETF. Those
I've mentioned it to (some of whom are *very* active in WGs) just shook their
heads in
amazement.
If someone does set up a filtered version of this list, please let me know. And
thanks
in advance.
"H. Szumovski (via secureshell)" wrote:
Hi All,
if there is still somebody reading email to this list, I would be interested
if they see any value in being a part of this list. 95% of email to this list
are virus infected, and therefore deleted automatically by my mailserver, and
I'm
tired of filtering all the virus messages to the trash. Normally the
listserver
should just delete such messages without any information to the list itself.
Because
the listserver doesn't do that (which I think should be a standard behaviour
of
every listserver) I just unsubscribed from this rubbish.
/Herbert
PS: My opinion about the default behaviour of every well administered
listserver is:
.) Delete silently and don't forward ANY message with a virus attachment.
.) Delete silently and don't forward ANY message with the uppercased string
"[spam" in the subject.
At 11:47 30/07/2001, smtp(_at_)mummert(_dot_)de wrote:
Incident Information:-
Originator: "Manh Chau Nguyen"<mcnguyen(_at_)kasteurope(_dot_)com>
Recipients: ietf(_at_)ietf(_dot_)org,
Simone(_dot_)Welle(_at_)MUMMERT(_dot_)DE
Subject: dem-rep-sal
WARNING: The file dem-rep-sal.doc.com you received was infected with the
W32/SirCam(_at_)MM virus. The file attachment is not delivered.
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