Sean Reifschneider a écrit : > On 04/10/2010 01:09 AM, Alex wrote: >> I'm trying to evaluate the block lists that are available to be used > > I don't like allowing any blacklists to have serious power over blocking > e-mail. I prefer using SpamAssassin, which will do lookups on many RBLs, > and then use the results to influence the score. So if one RBL says > something bad, it doesn't influence it as much as if many of them do. >
That works for small sites who can afford to content filter all mail. For other sites, this is no more an option. and besides, I see more false positives with Spamassassin than with zen.spamhaus.org. and the spam folder (or quarantine...) only works if it's not full of junk. Back to OP question: Use zen.spamhaus.org. then for other lists, use them with warn_if_reject during some time and see if they bring value without causing false positives.
