lst_ho...@kwsoft.de wrote:
Zitat von Alex <m...@deltaindigo.ro>:
Hi
The trust in my own users led me to his post. The users are
ignorant (not all, but..). No one care about how send , what send,
where send , thei just wnat to send more and more .
I don't trust anyone and my server too.
I know that the outbound filtering is different. My intention is
to scan all messages originating from my network and base on spam
scoring to take the proper action. For the beginning let say "if spam
score is > 10" HOLD. This will give time to investigate the body of
that email and decide what to do (pass or reject).
Well done! As soon as you don't know personally all your users or can
control what they are allowed to do like in a company network you
should for sure scan the outbound mail for spam to detect spammers
using your service before the complaints from others rush in. If the
ISPs would do so, most of the spams would disappear. But instead even
many of big mailprovider spit out spam day by day and rather
spam-filter their abuse account to not get complaints.
Regards
Andreas
Hi
Thank you all for your opinions pro or contra.
Anyone have an idea how to use a spam filter into a multiple instance
configuration?
Alex
