On Jul 05, Wolfgang Lonien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Do we use greylisting on the @debian.org domain and especially on > @lists.debian.org? No, we prefer to silently junk messages to mailing lists which appear to be spam.
The @debian.org addreses have no filtering at all, so I implemented some myself, which so far has been working very well: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$cat .forward | /home/md/bin/I-do-not-use-this-address [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$cat /home/md/bin/I-do-not-use-this-address #!/bin/sh echo "***********************************************************" echo "************** PLEASE MAIL ME AT [EMAIL PROTECTED] **************" echo "***********************************************************" echo "" echo "I never used my @debian.org address and I had to disable it because" echo "it delivers a huge quantity of spam and almost no legitimate mail." echo "If you want to send me mail you can use my usual [EMAIL PROTECTED] address." echo "" echo "If your address was forged by a spammer and you received this" echo "backscatter bounce, feel free to report it to [EMAIL PROTECTED]" exit 1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ -- ciao, Marco
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