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Mailman passwords are always sent in the clear, and are considered to
be insecure. I believe there was verbage about that when I got my
password.
Just my $.02 worth,
-Dave
On Wednesday, 01 Sep 2004, Cyrus Daboo wrote:
> A public mailbox (accessible by anyone with an IMAP client) just received a
> mailman reminder about a subscription to this list. That message contained
> a clear-text password (actually several in this case). Whilst mailman does
> have an option for subscribers to turn off the password reminder I think it
> is bad practice to have that default to 'on' for new subscribers given that
> mailing lists are often piped into public archives.
>
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> Cyrus Daboo
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