Dave, I suggest you offer your help directly to the EXIM or POSTFIX people, or whatever email configuration you are going to use.IMHO the Debian list is the wrong place to start, because the Debian people are not the decision party, when it comes to additional anti spam measures in email systems.
Each of the above MTA communities provide for a special mailing list. I guess contributions which improve the over all spam capabilities of these packages are always welcome.However, whatever you intend to do to fight spam, make sure your method conforms the local law requirements. Taken e.g. the European Privacy Regulation, it's very hard to keep the very restrictive specifications.
Andreas *Andreas Schindler* E-Mail: Andreas.Schindler@schindlerman.de On 26.11.18 22:47, Dave Horsfall wrote:
When is this list to adopt some simple anti-spam measures? I have offered my help many times (having many years of experience), and have been ignored each time by the alleged moderator(s).Does Debian really promote spam, or are they simply ignorant? Or perhaps they are too ashamed to ask for help?-- Dave
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