Or you can use SPF if you set up your DNS server with an SPF record for
your domain. If the email is from "you", then SPF will catch it. I use
SPF along with the Bayesian filter. SPF catches it every time if it's
"from" one of my domains.
Jerry
Stefano Bagnara wrote:
Josip Almasi ha scritto:
Hi all,
seems spammers read Paul Graham too:)
I'm getting some spam that simply won't get any spam rating.
It's a html, displaying a single image, alternate a single line pointing
to a single url, usually saying "Click here to view as a webpage".
However it's always different pic and different site.
As for message attributes, nothing usefull there either.
From and To is me and my legitimate users:) Mostly this email, it's been
around 10 years I bet every spamer has it...
So, how to fight it?
The solution to this is the URIRBL.
It works by looking up email urls against known url black lists.
There's nothing about it for james 2.3.
There is some code in trunk: TLDLookup/URIScanner/URIRBLHandler , but it
is specific to trunk and it won't work in current released james.
Stefano
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