Kelson wrote:
Keith Whyte wrote:
i send viruses to /dev/null but i bounce spam, partly in the vain
hope that some spammers might actually back off after multiple
failures, and mainly in case of false positives, so that the sender
knows the message wasn't delivered.
And just to stave off the potential "don't bounce spam!" arguments, in
MIMEDefang-speak, "bounce" means "reject during the SMTP transaction,"
not "accept, then generate a bounce notice and send it to the supposed
sender."
thanks Kelson, for the clarification. I should have said: ....i reject
spam......