Mike Staver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Ok, I think I see what you man here - saying that I could use this
> procmail filter... and I could then blacklist fimble.com so any
> external mail from fimble.com gets blocked.
Well, what I'm suggesting is that you use an alternate method to
determine
Ok, I think I see what you man here - saying that I could use this
procmail filter... and I could then blacklist fimble.com so any external
mail from fimble.com gets blocked. My issue still is though that
fimble.com is whitelisted, so blacklisting it sets the score back to 0,
and not 100 like
Mike Staver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I'm seeing a new kind of spam issue this week - where these evil, evil
> bastards are now sending me mail from some made up user @fimble.com
I solved this issue at a site, by only selectively scanning messages
(using procmail).
Procmail would only call s
