Re: SPF Mail Summary Report
"HECTOR SANTOS" <[email protected]> Tue, 22 May 2012 18:12:46 -0400
| Newsgroups | gmane.mail.spam.spf.discuss |
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| Organization | Santronics Software, Inc. |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Its been used for over 16 years. Earlier in other support forums, like ours, the Borland forums, Microsoft forums and used for these SPF forums since its near inception. The IETF list has a report. And BTW, the SPF list had one too before ours. Its very odd you are the first to complain to about it. Its been on automatic mode for years. A few years back disabled for some un-recalled reason (I think computers were moved around) and was asked by Scott Kitterman to enable it again. Sure, its useless when the volume is near zero. That wasn't the case in years past and it did help in some feedback items. I will note that its probably a good idea to add logic to skip posting when mail is zero for the week or extend it to month or perhaps trigger it at some X total threshold, all of which is "TIME" on my part. Don't let it bother you. But if Mr. Scott Kitterman wants them off, hey, its no sweat off my back. Just send me an email Scott. -- HLS Ian Eiloart wrote: > On 22 May 2012, at 12:26, Benny Pedersen wrote: >> Den 2012-05-22 13:11, Ian Eiloart skrev: >> >>>> (c) Copyright 1996-2012 Santronics Software, Inc. >>> Is there a way to stop getting these reports. This one says the list >>> has had no traffic, so the traffic seems to consist entirely of >>> traffic reports. >> is there a way to stop recieving this complains more then once ? :)) >> >> and origin poster posts copyrighted matrial, hmp > > > Ok, let me make a polite request that the posting of traffic reports is switched off. > > 1) They're off-topic > 2) This is the only list that I subscribe to which posts its own traffic reports > 3) They're not useful to subscribers, who can count the posts if they need to know the traffic. >