On Thu, Apr 10, 2003 at 02:05:58AM +0100, Karsten M. Self wrote: > More attractively, you could set up a teergrube. This is a host that > acts as a tarpit for spammers. With sufficient numbers of teergrubes > running (several thousand would be sufficient), spam mail hosts and > relays would get "stuck" on open channels, and would have effective > delivery greatly reduced. This requires realtime spam detection on > connection by the remote spam host. > > Question for the gallery: is there a decent teergrube package available > for Debian? If not, what is the most feasible solution? yes! apt-get install sugarplum! it's not set up to teergrube by default, but it's changing like two or three well commented lines in a config file to get it going. let me know if it works for you (i'm the maintainer). sean
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