The Kill List needs the "return address" (which can be found in the "MAIL FROM" line in the IMail SMTP log file; if you are using Declude JunkMail, it is in the "X-Declude-Sender:" header).Below is a header of some junk mail. I cannot figure out which address to block and how to block (kill.lst or smtpd32.acc).
The Control Access file (.acc) is for the IP address that connected to the IMail server.
This is the first header, and the only one that can be trusted (unless you know that the remote mailserver is trustworthy).Received: from email.com [208.255.197.124] by mail.moragg.com (SMTPD32-7.13) id A506530CE2; Tue, 05 Nov 2002 11:53:10 +0200
Therefore, you can add 208.255.197.124 to your Control Access file.
It's also worth noting that this IP is listed in the SPAMCOP, MONKEYPROXIES, and BLITZEDHTTP spam databases, and is missing a reverse DNS entry.
To find out what to put in the Kill List, you would need to look at the IMail SMTP log file.
-Scott
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