le Fri, Jan 18, 2002 at 02:18:41PM -0400, Matt Gorham �crivit > How do you track a spam message to see where it cam from. How do you stop > spam if you do not have your own exchange server.
hello, i never trace spams. I just press 'S' in mutt in way to run a mechanism for me. This should send this mail to vix (see www.vix.com) and put a copy in ~/Mail/spams. Only this last works :-) it's about a compare from certains words in email header like From:<> or $$Cash! or all things you want in a configuration file that i never found/search. Using .procmailrc on a mail router is not a good stuff for the price of exchange. It's maybe a rule to apply or if it's not, a package to install in microsoft. Please don't believe a wrong finging about me. If you build a mail-firewall, I can send you some of those spams stored and help you on writing a .procmailrc file. Here is bermude.dnsalias.net in hostname, same in postfix/main.cf, a `fetchmail -d 900` by bermudos and a /home/bermudos/.procmailrc to filter somethings. When a mail coming by fetching in postfix, it's puts the mail in procmail with the following command in postfix/main.cf mailbox_command = /usr/bin/procmail -a $DOMAIN -d $LOGNAME this program look in ~/.procmailrc and parse mails according rules: MAILDIR=$HOME/Mail # You'd better make sure it exists LOGFILE=$MAILDIR/from LOCKFILE=$HOME/.lockmail :0 B : $LOCKFILE * indows $MAILDIR/windows :0 B : $LOCKFILE * info.txt.vbs $MAILDIR/virus :0: * ^From.*[EMAIL PROTECTED] /dev/null remember that all filters are apply by order. If a mail comes from *[EMAIL PROTECTED] containing indows in body, it goes in /home/bermudos/Mail/windows but no in /dev/null. It's a wrong sample to show you how it's work. gilles -- Les pommes de terre cuites sont tellement plus faciles a dig�rer que les pommes en terre cuite ! Alphonse Allais. _______________________________________________ Firewalls mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnac.net/mailman/listinfo/firewalls
