Good morning Derek, Am 2009-07-17 13:12:12, schrieb Derek Harding: > I don't get why you'd search for spammers including headers that have > not been in actual use for many years and conflate those results with a > DNS whitelist that is currently being maintained. > > HABEAS_ACCREDITED_COI & SOI have nothing to do with Habeas headers in an > email. The two are entirely distinct and (almost certainly) bear no > correlation with each other since I'd be shocked if anyone on either of > those lists included the headers.
If the Enterprise has nothing to do with the Headers, where do they come
from and whats the sense of it?
I get per day more then 100 spams with this headers.
If my system detect any HABEAS stuff, I score it with 10.00 and the spam
is gone. I have moved a very long time (arround 2 years) the messages
to a seperated folder and had not a singel False-Positive.
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
Michelle Konzack
Systemadministrator
Tamay Dogan Network
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