Re: Spam (2)

[danilo lujambio <danilo@tau.org.ar>]

El vie, 10-10-2003 a las 07:21, Frederik Rousseau escribió:

Hi,

Some questions about spam :

I am using the file access of the sendmail to control the spam , but it
seems not the best solution. (I don't want to change my MTA)

What dou you use to look for the origin adress of the spam ?

Sinceresly I am lookin for it reading my logs and is very tedious task.

Thanks !

dl 

> I have some kind of same situation. When I'm posting to a list of debian, I'm 
> receiving the same day 500 virus infected e-mails, for the moment all Swen 
> viruses ...
> As mentioned before, amavis with an antivivirus does a perfect job by scanning 
> my mails and moving the infected mails to a "virus mail account". I check 
> this account just to know how much virusses I received ... nice :)
> 
> Fred
> 
> On Friday 10 October 2003 11:51, Gerald V. Livingston II wrote:
> GV> On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 10:59:59 +0200 Dije DJ Mashao
>  <daniel@daniel.eng.uct.ac.za> wrote: GV>
> GV> > Since joining  this mailing list I have received over 100 spam emails.
>  I GV> > just joined yesterday.
> GV> >
> GV> >
> GV> > --
> GV> >
>  /------------------------------------------------------------------------
>  GV> > ------/
> GV> > Daniel J. Mashao                                daniel@eng.uct.ac.za
> GV>
> GV> You must have done something else at the same time (yesterday) to attract
> GV> the spam. I've been on this list (and a few other Debian lists) with this
> GV> email address for about a year now and it receives about 1 spam per week.
> GV> Definitely not 100 per day.
> GV>
> GV> G
> GV>
> GV> --
> GV> Gerald V. Livingston II
> GV>
> GV> Configure your Email to send TEXT ONLY -- See the following page:
> GV> http://expita.com/nomime.html
> GV>
> GV> '74 Kombi (to be renamed - LifeSaver doesn't 'feel' right)
> GV> '69 Type 1 - AirBall the Rolling Basket Case
> GV> http://www.phorce1.com
> GV> http://www.buskatiers.org
> GV>
> GV>
> 
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