Andrew M. Hoying wrote:
They don't get individual email addresses like this list does. And you
can't tailor them for your environment. They are too bold, often, or not
bold enough, in their blocking.
Andrew
Sure they do (spam-list-extented.txt):
[EMAIL PROTECTED] REJECT
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You can get an access.db RBL for Sendmail/Postfix
from http://basic.wirehub.nl/spamstats.html if you
don't want to do DNS RBL for some reason.
Rsync every hour or so.
Steve Thomas wrote:
Isn't that the point of DNS RBLs?
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If you want to bounce mail that you are sure is spam,
you'll want to integrate SA with a milter like
mimedefang. Then you can just do:
if ($hits >= $req) {
return action_bounce("Message looks like SPAM, rejected");
}
You can also keep a copy of the message in quaranteen for a
few days in case
Greg Jamison wrote:
Is there any way to forward mail to another host after it has been
processed by Spamassassin?
Thanks!
Greg
If sendmail, in your gateway .mc file
define(`MAIL_HUB', `your.internal.mailhub')dnl
---
This sf.net email is
You may want look at using SA vi Mimedefang as your milter.
http://www.roaringpenguin.com/mimedefang/
Bounce, drop, discard, notify, quarantine, do what you will based on SA scores ...
Keith Whyte wrote:
>
> I just got spamass milter working with sendmail 8.12, good enough,
> interesting insta
w days, but they are
pretty rare now.
This is still pretty new for us, and if it doesn't work out we can
always stop bouncing on the "spam" subject and go around a show
a couple of hundred people how to setup filters with their
email client.
Daniel Pittman wrote:
>
>
I use a second milter that looks at headers - if it finds
"*SPAM* it bounces the message and archives a copy
of the message. I also use it to bounce messages with
attached ".exe" or other undesirable attachments.
I don't see much point in tagging spam and then delivering
it anyway. The
