Dave C. [exim-users] <23/06/01 12:37 -0400>:
> Er ok, if an ISP uses maps to insert warning headers, that ISP really
> should be smart enough to also ensure that it educates its users what
> those headers are. And heck, even if they arent, I beleive the MAPS
> website itself has a very clear explanation about this sort of thing.
"Educating users"? You might want to try herding cats first, it'll be a lot
easier. Heck, I have far less users (though I run a fairly large corporate
network). I still find it tough to educate them - and thank $DEITY that I'm
not a windows workstation admin :)
> All I know is, the decision on wether to insert MAPS (or other RBL)
> warning headers in a message should be an individual one, made by the
> sysadmin running the MTA. If Phil took the /warn option out, it would
Fine with me.
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Suresh Ramasubramanian <--> mallet <at> efn <dot> org
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