> From: Mark London [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > If a spammer sends a message with a FROM address that > contains a real local > address, like [EMAIL PROTECTED], and then sends it TO a fake > local address, like > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > ...
As has been suggested by others, the idea is to reject the RCPT TO [EMAIL PROTECTED] immediately. Then the onus of creating the undeliverable is on the sending mail server, not on your mail server. How to do this depends on your MTA, and is not really a spamassassin question. If you're using sendmail, auto-generate access.dbs that look like [EMAIL PROTECTED] ACCEPT [EMAIL PROTECTED] ACCEPT ... [EMAIL PROTECTED] ACCEPT @pscf.mit.edu REJECT # if it's not one of the above, it's fake If you're using some other MTA, good luck to you - maybe there's a list for your MTA, or someone else here who can help you. [EMAIL PROTECTED] 805.964.4554 x902 Hispanic Business Inc./HireDiversity.com Software Engineer perl -e"print join er,reverse',','l hack',' P','Just anoth'"
