Some clown has jumped over 1500 junk spam whatever messages into >comp.sys.arcorn.misc - I'm sure there's probably others with a similar
issue.
Can anyone recommend a good way for me to delete all these? Obviously
cutting and posting the messageid into the cancel command is not an
option.
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From: Theo <[email protected]>
Newsgroups: comp.sys.acorn.misc
Subject: Re: Junk submissions
Date: 18 Oct 2023 13:00:14 +0100 (BST)
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Adrian Crafer <acrafer@spam/orpheusmail.co.uk> wrote:
From the 12th onwards I seem to have received a large number of junk/scam
emails to this group. Is there a moderator of any type who could block
these?
It's coming from Google Groups and is affecting large numbers of newsgroups. >Google don't care, in fact they don't even know what newsgroups are. This >group is not moderated and so there is no way to filter it at source. Your >news provider could decide to do so, that is up to them (ie probably they >won't).
I have a filter set for
Message-ID: *googlegroups.com*
which zaps all of it, although it does zap the legit posters from Google >Groups too. I unblock specific From: addresses which helps get a few of
them back, but that's a manual job (and I only find out about them when >somebody quotes them enough to include their email address, otherwise they >are completely hidden)
Theo
Some clown has jumped over 1500 junk spam whatever messages into comp.sys.arcorn.misc - I'm sure there's probably others with a similar
issue.
Can anyone recommend a good way for me to delete all these? Obviously
cutting and posting the messageid into the cancel command is not an
option.
Some clown has jumped over 1500 junk spam whatever messages into comp.sys.arcorn.misc - I'm sure there's probably others with a similar
issue.
Can anyone recommend a good way for me to delete all these? Obviously
cutting and posting the messageid into the cancel command is not an
option.
Thanks,
Some clown has jumped over 1500 junk spam whatever messages into comp.sys.arcorn.misc - I'm sure there's probably others with a similar issue.
Can anyone recommend a good way for me to delete all these? Obviously cutting and posting the messageid into the cancel command is not an
option.
Thanks,
Can anyone recommend a good way for me to delete all these? Obviously
cutting and posting the messageid into the cancel command is not an
option.
Do you accept Cancel articles sent by miakibot ? The path ends with : paganini.bofh.team!miakibot!byfrom!mmfcancel!cyberspam!not-for-mail
On 11/6/23 10:57, Nigel Reed wrote:
Some clown has jumped over 1500 junk spam whatever messages into comp.sys.arcorn.misc - I'm sure there's probably others with a
similar issue.
Can anyone recommend a good way for me to delete all these?
Obviously cutting and posting the messageid into the cancel command
is not an option.
Thanks,
On 11/6/23 10:57, Nigel Reed wrote:
Some clown has jumped over 1500 junk spam whatever messages into comp.sys.arcorn.misc - I'm sure there's probably others with a
similar issue.
Can anyone recommend a good way for me to delete all these?
Obviously cutting and posting the messageid into the cancel
command is not an option.
Thanks,
To clean up a trashed newsgroup, I use a newsreader that will make an
nzb of selected messages (e.g. pan or forte), then run this PERL
script. It's crude, and somebody can probably improve it, perhaps for inclusion in the INN package.
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
## this script will purge all message_id's found in the specified file #follow with expireover -s -f /usr/local/news/tmp/group.txt
my ($nzbfile) = @ARGV or die "No file specified";
unless (index($nzbfile,'.nzb')>1) {die "file must have .nzb
extension";} open(NZB,$nzbfile) or die "file not found";
while (<NZB>) {
if (m/\>(.+)\</) {
my $command = "/usr/local/news/bin/ctlinnd cancel " .
'"<' . $1 . '>"';
system ($command);
};
}
exit;
Some clown has jumped over 1500 junk spam whatever messages into >comp.sys.arcorn.misc - I'm sure there's probably others with a similar
issue.
Can anyone recommend a good way for me to delete all these? Obviously
cutting and posting the messageid into the cancel command is not an
option.
Do you accept Cancel articles sent by miakibot ? The path ends with : >>paganini.bofh.team!miakibot!byfrom!mmfcancel!cyberspam!not-for-mail
May I ask why you issue cancels in lieu of NoCeMs?
Do you accept Cancel articles sent by miakibot ? The path ends with : >paganini.bofh.team!miakibot!byfrom!mmfcancel!cyberspam!not-for-mail
[...] I looked a bit more into this after I posted and saw that I
didn't have cem configured in my newsfeeds so I added a bunch of ssh
keys and configured nocem.ctl and let it rip! It's currently doing a
clean up.
Alternatively, if you (or Ivo) don't want me to cancel them directly,
I can just apply the regexp in order to produce the list of all MIDs.
Best Regards,
Alternatively, if you (or Ivo) don't want me to cancel them directly,
I can just apply the regexp in order to produce the list of all MIDs.
For me it's be fine,
and if you learn to do NoCEM it's better way ;)
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