> Last time this came up i suggested DNS based black lists and it was shot > down, so i'm suggesting it again. My ISP mail box is protected by just MAPS > RBL and it is very effectively.
The blacklists are politically motivated in far too many cases. Moreover, I'm often the unwitting victim of such political motivation--the MIT postmasters and the blacklist runners don't exactly see eye to eye, for instance, and MIT often gets blacklisted as a result. Therefore, I will strenuously object to trying to use a DNS-based blacklist to block mail. I would have little objection to using DNS-based blacklist rules that only added a header to the message to flag that the origin was in a blacklist, however. -- Kevin L. Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
