Oh I hate windows when I have to delete a lot of files it really is
unforgiveably slow.
> Can the spam processor be setup to send the messages to null?
yeah, like this ..
<processor name="spam">
<mailet match="All" class="Null">
</mailet>
</processor>
> or is James
> being improved so that the Spammer finds they have not reached an
> open relay
> (I am assuming that if James accepts the emails, the spammer will continue
> to feed them)
It is being actively considered ;-) which I guess means that we're full of
good intentions ..
>
> Or am I just being a lazy admin by not reviewing these spams? I have no
> intention of abandoning James in any case :)
A dedicated good-netizen would report the spam to the operator of the
sending network, and various spammer listing agencies.
http://www.mail-abuse.org/rbl/notifyfaq.html gives a pretty comprehensive
description of all the steps you could take for each of your 6000 mails. Of
course you would have to outlive the universe to do it comprehensively, but
any random act of anti-spam is a blow for Truth, Justice, and the Netiquette
way.
Next time you feel like flaming someone, shop a spammer instead.
;-)
d.
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