Olivier Nicole wrote:
>>When sysadmins in those TLDs fix their relays, I'll be happy to hear
>>them out. In the meantime, experience shows mail relayed through those
>>
>
>Too bad, wrong example again.
>
>It happens that Thailand TLD is just the room next to mine and I know
>they have no open relay.
>
Fine, then pull the .th TLD from the regexp. My point is that ultimately
the TLD list is negotiable but the idea is a sound one. I originally
started with .cn, .kr, .sg, and .hk, and that reduced a fair amount of
spam for me. In fact, it was originally a procmail recipe that
categorically forwarded those mails to /dev/null that I migrated to
SpamAssassin. After disabling the procmail recipe, I immediately started
getting Big 5-encoded spams from -- you guessed it -- China.
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