I have all of his filtered out. We get 28 a day in the roses group.
And there was a member that turned him into a major spam site.

I miss UNIX - lived with it and loved it for so many years. Now stuck
with MS until I convert one of the computers over to Red Hat or such.

It is hard to tell the professional people and the various world wide rose
types what and how to do it. I'd rather stop him.

Thanks,

Martin

Martin H. Eastburn
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DoN. Nichols wrote:
On 2008-02-24, Martin H. Eastburn wrote:
First -
Thanks for the work.

I've been looking for the site you turned in the person.

The person is attacking other groups now.

If you can supply that - we would have to archive it for future use as well.

I wasn't the one, but I can tell you that that site won't do any
good now. The site he was turned in to was the one which was giving him
his news connection -- and they kicked him off as a result. You'll need
to read the headers and figure out who is his current news feed and his
current ISP. (For the latter -- look for the "NNTP-Posting-Host: "
header and feed that to the "whois" or "jwhois" program (on unix
systems), or whatever Microsoft called it (on Windows) to find out who
to send the complaints into.

Each time he shows up, this will have to be repeated with the
new information, until he is eventually institutionalized, or runs out
of companies willing to supply him a new connection.

I'll just depend on the filters -- and if you had not put the
double spaces in the "Subject: " header, I would not have seen this at
all as a result. (And if *he* starts using double spaces, I'll have to
add them to the filters.)

Good Luck,
DoN.