>>> How about using a domain specifically for creating a honeypot >> you only need an email@address no point in registering a domain soley >> for this, some might think its better, but I see no real advantage
>This represents the largest problem I have, because any well-known existing domain has zen running at SMTP level, which makes it impossible to whitelist for a specific account. >I'd have to disable RBLs at SMTP connect time, as well as greylisting... That's one big plus for a dedicated spamtrap(sub)domain, you can move it anywhere without postscreen/rbl's/spamassassin/whatever. Just plain mta, accept everything and throw it in the analyzer. :) /MJ
