Jan-Pieter Cornet wrote:
> If you have a domain, like, example.com, to contact in abuse
> cases (eg as learned from reverse DNS), just do a DNS query for
> "example.com.contacts.abuse.net": TXT records are contact addresses, A
> records list the number of contacts, and HINFO tells you if the cont
On Mon, Jan 29, 2007 at 02:58:53PM -0500, David F. Skoll wrote:
> Philip Prindeville wrote:
> > Simply saying, "One of your customers tried to spam me,
> > but I rejected it... here are the logs" isn't enough. They
> > insist that I give them a copy of the message
>
> I think that's perfectly rea
Since the receiving end user is the one initiating the complaint (to their
ISP), they are the one that should provide the offending email, including
all headers. Without it, their ISP should decline to procede any further.
No on need violate anyone privacy.
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Philip Prindeville wrote:
> Simply saying, "One of your customers tried to spam me,
> but I rejected it... here are the logs" isn't enough. They
> insist that I give them a copy of the message
I think that's perfectly reasonable. If you are initiating a
complaint against someone, it's up to you
Philip Prindeville wrote:
And I don't care if
it means snooping their clients' email and invading their
privacy... that's their problem, not mine).
It's your problem as soon as someone sends a spam complaint to *your*
ISP. If you want ISPs to snoop on their clients' email and invade their
pr
On Mon, 2007-01-29 at 11:56 -0700, Philip Prindeville wrote:
> Has anyone got the changes to do this?
I haven't used the MIMEDefang quarantine features, but maybe they'll
help. If nothing else, you could just copy INPUTMSG somewhere...
If I was going to report things to ISPs, I'd take things a st
On 1/29/07, Philip Prindeville <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I suppose I'll have to create a new mailbox in Cyrus for that
too... (scratching head, trying to remember how to do that...)
This part I can help with :)
Create the user: saslpasswd2 -c newuser
Create the mailbox: cyradm --user admin
I'm dealing with a lot of idiot ISP's that seem to think that
it's my responsibility to keep logging on their customers'
activity.
Simply saying, "One of your customers tried to spam me,
but I rejected it... here are the logs" isn't enough. They
insist that I give them a copy of the message (sinc
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