Wouldn't the realtime blackhole list be a better alternative ?
http://maps.vix.com/rbl/
Mike
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Glen Lee Edwards [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Sunday, November 21, 1999 2:17 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: test post
>
>
> Thanks, Leonid.
>
> I suppose that one way to set this up would be to take every
> list that I
> have mail coming in from; ^TO.*<listname>, have this mail
> sorted to the
> specific folders. Then have mail addressed directly to me;
> ^TO.*(glenlee|GLEdwards) sent to a special folder. That
> should take care
> of all expected mail. Anything that isn't filtered by the
> above goes to
> /dev/null. Is there some way in Procmail to return a letter
> to the sender
> with a rejection message? I'm currently doing this from
> /etc/mail/deny.
>
> Some Linux lists are using a service called http://mail-abuse.org to
> filter out spammers. Problem with this service is that it not only
> focuses on known spammers, it also checks for certain Linux mailer
> configurations, and if you have this configuration your mail
> is rejected
> from the list even if you've never sent a spam mail in your
> life. It's
> the Hitler mentality. Hitler slaughtered legions of Jews because he
> believed they had the potential for world economic domination
> and because
> he considered them to be an inferior race. They weren't slaughtered
> because of personal crimes they as individuals committed, but
> because they
> had the potential to do so. mail-abuse.org follows this
> lead, rejecting
> mail sent from Linux boxes with certain configurations
> because they have
> the potential to spam, not because they have.
>
> Big brother is coming. In a computer dominated society once
> he controls
> all our boxes he controls us.
>
> Glen
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