Quirin Hofstaetter wrote: > I ran through the queue an blacklisted a lot of spam mails (via tmda-cgi) > including one message with the faked from address 'aol.com' > tmda-cgi wrote aol.com to the blacklist file an from this point on all > messages sent from AOL bounced.
There isn't a whole lot of point in blacklisting random spammers, since they've most likely faked the sender address anyway, and will use a different fake address on the next run. So you're just filling up your blacklist with addresses that will never be used again. I use my blacklist to weed out messages from a domain that seems to be generating their spam (and confirming it) by hand, and messages to a couple of email addresses that get nothing but spam, but that's about it. Ed _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
