--On Tuesday, August 05, 2003 4:37 PM -0400 Dragoncrest
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>       What I'm wanting to do is to start filtering all of our outbound mail
> for spam and viruses sometime soon.  We're getting enough of our clients
> who work off our SMTP server farm who are either trying to spam and get
> away with it, or getting viruses and spamming everyone on the planet with
> those.  I'd like to put the kabosh on that right now.  Since the only
> services that these 4 servers run is ssh and smtp (via qmail) and their
> current max load is at best 25% I'd like to start now before things start
> growing too much and this becomes difficult.  The SMTP farm is to provide
> a reliable outgoing mail server to our customers, (no incoming) but at
> the same time I don't want us to become a menace to the internet.
> 
>       Two things I'd like to do on our outgoing mail servers.
> 
>       1.  Filter all outgoing mail for spam and viruses and trash all flagged
> emails or store them in a folder till I can get a look at them.       2.
> Count how many times a given IP sends a message that is filtered out then
> generate a log and send it to me every day, or store it somewhere that I
> can ssh in and retrieve that information.
> 
>       Not sure if this is asking too much, or if I'm completely in the wrong
> mailing list, but I wanted to ask just to be certain.

Best of luck. I would seriously suggest NOT /dev/nulling suspicious e-mail.
I've seen a fair number of false positives. 

And... well, as for 'viewing' the e-mail - I for one would not give my
services to a company that will read e-mail based on the content. If I send
a message and somehow put some keywords in there that get it flagged as
Spam, and then someone reads it??

No thanks...

Just my .02. :)

Evan


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