Benny Pedersen wrote:
On Sun, October 15, 2006 23:33, mouss wrote:
- you may also use the bougusmx list at rfc-ignorant, but this catches
some legitimate (misconfigured) sites. so think twice before using it to
reject at MTA level.
the miss configured sites my see the problem in logs ?
These people manage to send mail to a lot of other domains. if you tell
them they are misconfigured, they will ignore you ("hey boy, our mail is
sent to N sites without a problem. if there's a problem, it's yours").
if i know a domain that is configured bad i would tell them to fix it so the
bogusmx can be removed
no ?
if you're ready to spend your life parsing logs, go. if you wanna get a
"better" life, find better ways to fight spam. it's all about
costs/benefits. There are really too many misconfigured sites. For my
own mail, I can block a lot of this. but for other users, I can only
give them the choice to decide.
