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spam, ham and other food or how to distribute spam to 100k email addresses Who am I? Debian Developer since 2003 Listmaster Alioth Admin Maintainer of packages like iproute, icinga, nagios and a lot of other useless stu ff

  1. spam, ham and other food or how to distribute spam to 100k email addresses

  2. Who am I?

  3. • Debian Developer since 2003 • Listmaster • Alioth Admin • Maintainer of packages like iproute, icinga, nagios and a lot of other useless stu ff • Senior consultant at credativ

  4. The listmaster team

  5. • Martin Zobel-Helas • Cord Beermann • Don Armstrong • Alexander Wirt • Martin Schulze • Pascal Hakim

  6. What we are doing

  7. • Listmanagement with smartmail and post fi x • Bug subscribermanagement with Enemies of Carlotta • Complaint- and abusemanagement • Maintaining the listarchive ♥ Child care

  8. Some numbers

  9. • We are distributing 34.843 mails a month to 101.596 unique subscribers • That makes 16.074.150 outgoing mails a month • We do reject 389.440 mails during SMTP • SpamAssassin (Amavis) fi lters another 51.265 mails • Last but not least our procmail rules get another 65.280 • That means we protect you from 505.985 unconsolidated mails a month • The listmaster role adress receives 15.209 mails a month

  10. What we did during Debconf 15

  11. • Bug fi xing• we were able to close 100 Bugs on the lists.debian.org pseudo package • Jessie upgrade • Mhonarc upgrade • Listpages enhanced with statistic and direct inline search • improve DKIM handling • Improve the listsearch (Thanks to olly for his xapian help) • Create some new lists • Close some deprecated lists

  12. Whats still on our list ☹

  13. • Check DKIM signed mails for p=reject domains • Integrate Spamreview with SSO • Evaluate plist from our GSOC project as mhonarc replacement • Improve/replace our signature checker to properly support MIME • Get lists.debconf.org integrated into lists.debian.org • Improve moderation scripts • Integrate Banmanager

  15. We are hiring! Do you like mail? Dealing with strange software like smartlist or procmail? Are you interested in being a listmaster? If you can answer all or most questions with yes: Get in touch with us!

  16. Some isolated tasks

  17. • We need someone to improve our current sigcheck tool (python), a rewrite in Perl is also fi ne • Improve the layout of the generated archives from plist - Allow using the spamreview frontend with an alioth account

  18. Use Spamreview Every DD is able to review Spamreports that came in via the listarchives. If enough developers fl ag a message as spam it gets removed from the archives. Please help us with the process and use https://lists.debian.org/archive-spam-removals/review/

  19. Now its up to you! Do you have any questions and/or feedback for us?

  20. Danke für eure Aufmerksamkeit. See you all 2016 in Capetown!

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