[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > As spammers now routinely spoof mail headers to make it look like I'm > sending myself email, TDMA seems unable to cope. I have tried putting my > own email address in the black list but it seems to ignore it.
This should work fine...unless there is something earlier in your incoming filter that accepts your own address. Remember: first match wins! Your filter ought to be processing your blacklist before everything else, but maybe it isn't? > (I never > send myself emails to the same account. I can use different email accounts > if I need to send myself messages - so blacklisting myself is not a > problem) I use a slightly different solution: I blacklist *all* my addresses, on all accounts. But I have a line in my incoming filter before the blacklist that explicitly accepts a secret extension address. (You could use one of TMDA's keyword addresses instead of hard-coding an address into the filter, but it's difficult to remember the long cryptographic hash, and usually I want to email myself precisely when I don't have my email address book to hand.) If I want to send myself mail, I just send it to that secret address. If spammers ever started using it to bypass my filter, I'd just change the address and add the old one to my blacklist. But in all the years I've used TMDA, I've never had to change it. HTH, Toby _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list (tmda-users@tmda.net) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
