James
I was not aware of any suggestion to filter to delete. I shall
continue to forward spam reports rather than ignore the problem. The
question was really to find out if other users of dotmac had
experienced the same thing as me. I have been a dotmac member since
the very first inception in the US and have only in the last few
months started to get spam on this address. It would be easy to
suggest that I have let the cat out of the bag inadvertently myself
but I wonder...
Drew
On 19 Feb 2006, at 13:06, James Stocks wrote:
Yes but how to get it to bounce.....?
Drew
You really don't want to do this. The From: header is usually
faked so the bounce will just end up annoying some unwitting third
party. The idea of setting up a filter to delete the messages as
they arrive posted earlier was a more workable suggestion.
James
(Grumpy network admin).
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