Re: need a package maintainer for an anti-spam component
Hi,
Isn't anyone concerned about bouncing mail to a legit
correspondent? My ISP was incorrectly black listed for a weekend
(they thought my isp also provided the services toe neighboring class
C network), and my mail to various people bounced.
I was quite annoyed.
I like the concept of the rbl, but not if it looses me
business; I do not ever want to bounce a client mail even if they use
a bone head ISP
I have a sendmail.cf snippet that merely save the bad mail to
an user called (imaginatively) spam. I never see the spam, I just
skim /var/sppol/mail/spam occasionally to see if an usefule message
got snagged.
Closing the gate as far as telnet kind of services is great;
SMTP is a different ball game.
Am I the only one concerned about the intemperateness of the
response? Anyone else who is worried about bouncing messages as
opposed to filing them under spam?
manoj
who is happy to report he hasn't lost his sendmail.cf hacking touch
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