Re: the problem with SA RE: [SAtalk] OT: Spam: Behind the scenes

2003-12-31 Thread Dragoncrest
Unfortunately the problem with SpamAssassin is that all the spam we should be complaining to ISPs about we are simply silently accepting and ignoring (perhaps reporting to DCC, Pyzor, Razor and Bayes...) and /dev/null, that's it. For spammers, SA, it "only makes them stronger" so to speak. Maybe

Re: the problem with SA RE: [SAtalk] OT: Spam: Behind the scenes

2003-12-19 Thread Justin Mason
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Covington, Chris writes: > Unfortunately the problem with SpamAssassin is that all the spam we > should be complaining to ISPs about we are simply silently accepting and > ignoring (perhaps reporting to DCC, Pyzor, Razor and Bayes...) and > /dev/null,

Re: the problem with SA RE: [SAtalk] OT: Spam: Behind the scenes

2003-12-19 Thread Matt Kettler
At 02:04 PM 12/19/2003, Covington, Chris wrote: Maybe it's better if we actually report the spam to ISPs instead of sucking it up... think of all the evidence these prosecutors would have. Maybe SA should have some kind of ISP reporting system or template. Perhaps you might want to take a look at t

the problem with SA RE: [SAtalk] OT: Spam: Behind the scenes

2003-12-19 Thread Covington, Chris
Unfortunately the problem with SpamAssassin is that all the spam we should be complaining to ISPs about we are simply silently accepting and ignoring (perhaps reporting to DCC, Pyzor, Razor and Bayes...) and /dev/null, that's it. For spammers, SA, it "only makes them stronger" so to speak. Mayb