drkwc wrote: > My "Why" is that I get 1,500-plus spams daily on some of my older domains.
One thing you should double check is that you are blocking all dictionary attack e-mails. What I mean is that a certain percentage of spams are making wild guesses at the particular recipient's e-mail addresses. If you have a "catch-all" account which says, "if that alias doesn't exist, when that message here", then all those wild guess dictionary attack spams will flood that mailbox. So make sure that you have that "catch-all" feature (which is now a 'bug'... it used to be a feature a decade ago) turned off. That way, all spam sent addresses which don't exist will get rejected by your mail server before ANY kind of spam filtering is needed. This is much more efficient than sending these through spam assassin! Or, am I wrong and these 1,500 spams really are being sent to actual legit e-mail addresses? -- Rob McEwen http://dnsbl.invaluement.com/ r...@invaluement.com