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Viruses and Spam on XMCA



Well I figured out how the spammers were attacking the list.  They
were sending mail (are sending mail) directly to the list archive
address.

Time to come up with a different strategy for getting mail into
the archive.  

Meanwhile, any message with a "To:" address of

	xmcarch<at>communication<dot>ucsd<dot>edu

should be viewed as bogus.

bj

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