RE: Re: [Dev-C++] .net langwijs

[Tom S. <ml...@hp...>]

Sorry for the misunderstanding, lordSauron. I was referring to the guy with
the spam filter ( mr-...@uo... )--I know you're not the spam guy
nor should you be removed from the list. Please accept my apologies (same
for Mr. McFarlane). I was tired when I wrote it and should've proofed it
better before clicking Send. Continuing...

The user that everyone's complaining about uses a challenge-response spam
filtering system similar to TMDA ( tmda.sf.net ) and ASK ( a-s-k.sf.net ),
except his may be a proprietary one provided by... his provider.

When properly configured, they work quit well. However, if the user doesn't
configure them correctly, as in this person's case, it can create problems.

-----Original Message-----
From: lordSauron [mailto:lor...@gm...] 
Sent: Monday, July 18, 2005 9:30 PM
To: Tom Smith
Subject: Re: Re: [Dev-C++] .net langwijs

On 7/18/05, Tom Smith <ml...@hp...> wrote:
> There's a particular user (Josh McFarlane) who uses a challenge-response
> spam filtering system. Everyone (including me) has been getting the
> automated "challenge" emails from this person. He apparently doesn't know
> (or hasn't been taught) how to use that type of spam filtering system.
So...
> 
> Here are a few hints:
> 
> 1) Either whitelist this mailing list's address so that all mail from this
> list is delivered to you unchallenged; OR
> 2) Create a unique email address for yourself just for mailing lists and
> allow all mail to be delivered to that address unchallenged.

I don't quite understand what you just said, but okay...

> Otherwise, as a number of others have requested, you should be removed
from
> this mailing list.

me?  Or the guy with the spam filter?  just to clear something up, I'm
lor...@gm..., *not* the spam guy - i really hope you
were mistaken or that you're thinking of the spam guy...  aren't you?