Rails - Aug 2006 - acts_as_vibrance_newsletter

class SpamOnRailsMailinglist < ActiveRecord::Base
  acts_as_vibrance_newsletter
end
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altough i dont like to, i have to say lol
where is svn for that? :)

2006/8/15, Codeblogger <codeblogger@gmail.com>:
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> class SpamOnRailsMailinglist < ActiveRecord::Base
>   acts_as_vibrance_newsletter
> end
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Nicolai Reuschling wrote:
> class SpamOnRailsMailinglist < ActiveRecord::Base
>   acts_as_vibrance_newsletter
> end
Um, acts as vibrance?

Joe

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On 8/15/06, Codeblogger <codeblogger@gmail.com>
wrote:
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> class SpamOnRailsMailinglist < ActiveRecord::Base
>    acts_as_vibrance_newsletter
> end
The good news is that as of a week ago Gmail finally started flagging
those as spam.

-- James

> >class SpamOnRailsMailinglist < ActiveRecord::Base
> >   acts_as_vibrance_newsletter
> >end
> 
> The good news is that as of a week ago Gmail finally started flagging
> those as spam.
im trying to figrue out how to deal with this. Spamassassin default config from
gentoo is virtually perfect, but i prefer to put my mailing list procmail rules
before spamassassin, so theres no false positives.

why is spam getting through? isnt this list supposed to only accept mail from
subscribers? someone automating signups via a default mailman subscription
sequence? abuse of gmane/nabble gateway?

carmen wrote:
>>> class SpamOnRailsMailinglist < ActiveRecord::Base 
>>> acts_as_vibrance_newsletter end
>> The good news is that as of a week ago Gmail finally started
>> flagging those as spam.
> 
> why is spam getting through? isnt this list supposed to only accept
> mail from subscribers? someone automating signups via a default
> mailman subscription sequence? abuse of gmane/nabble gateway?
Anyone can send mails to this list as far as I''m aware.


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