The staff of HRS is proud to announce that today one of our senior staff members managed to take control of the BROLie message board server and shut it down. A Full TKO knockout.
According to our dedicated HRS specialist, "It was easy to do. The idiots at BROLie never back up data. They use cheap software running on a refurbished Atari computer from Goodwill. Any monkey out there can shut em down anytime day or night."
After the infamous FOG message board got hacked, CNBC reported that prescription drugs sales in the US had skyrocketed. Apparently a large percentage of FOGS in America had to medicate themselves into a stupor when they lost use of the BROLie message board.
For his dedicated work FOKing with the BROLie servers this savvy monkey will be rewarded with a rare vintage Sunset recumbent and a large supply of bananas. At HRS we take care of our staff members when they perform valuable services to humanity.
This poster is CONSTANTLY spamming Usenet newsgroups. He consistently changes the name he uses for each new post, making it (intentionally) impossible for us to filter out his posts.
I believe he does this simply to generate traffic for his blog, attempting to drive advertising by increasing his hits.
I'm sure he's in violation of your T&C. Would you kindly investigate? -- Live simply so that others may simply live
spam posted from 66.99.1.49 - i.e. illinois century network. report to [email hidden] to have them investigate & terminate. send full headers with report.
This poster is CONSTANTLY spamming Usenet newsgroups. He consistently [snip]
TO: [email hidden], [email hidden]
changes the name he uses for each new post, making it (intentionally) impossible for us to filter out his posts.
So filter on his IP address instead:
NNTP-Posting-Host: 66.99.1.49
Works for me -- I didn't see the original post, only your reply because I had already filtered his IP.
I may just be missing a very big boat, but ... with Forte Agent, I can't seem to filter out IP addresses or, for that matter, keywords *other than* those in the subject line.
Anybody know how?? I'd be grateful. -- Live simply so that others may simply live
I may just be missing a very big boat, but ... with Forte Agent, I can't seem to filter out IP addresses or, for that matter, keywords *other than* those in the subject line.
Anybody know how?? I'd be grateful.
Subject and author only, according to the help file with 1.8.
I may just be missing a very big boat, but ... with Forte Agent, I can't seem to filter out IP addresses or, for that matter, keywords *other than* those in the subject line.
Anybody know how?? I'd be grateful.
Subject and author only, according to the help file with 1.8.
Jasper
I use Mozilla Thunderbird, and I can filter by sender email, and subject (both is, isn't, contains, isn't in address book & a couple of other variables) and I find this to be pretty good, in addition to ignore thread.
Ken -- [T]he bicycle is the most efficient machine ever created: Converting calories into gas, a bicycle gets the equivalent of three thousand miles per gallon. ~Bill Strickland, The Quotable Cyclist
I may just be missing a very big boat, but ... with Forte Agent, I can't seem to filter out IP addresses or, for that matter, keywords *other than* those in the subject line.
Anybody know how?? I'd be grateful.
Subject and author only, according to the help file with 1.8.
Quoted message said:
I use Mozilla Thunderbird, and I can filter by sender email, and subject (both is, isn't, contains, isn't in address book & a couple of other variables) and I find this to be pretty good, in addition to ignore thread.
I use slrn and can filter on any header line, even partial matches using wild cards. Very versatile.
