>At the moment, all I know is that I have people breathing down my neck >for spam mail on this establishment. And, basically, I am trying to >understand >how to proceed with all this. But how can you proceed with something, when >you don't have concrete evidence of what is going on ?
Using DNSBLs is the simplest way to block most spam. You can block probably better than 90% of it just by adding this directive to server.tab (watch the wrap and use a real tab): "CustMapsList" "cn-kr.blackholes.us:1,dnsbl.sorbs.net:1,sbl.spamhaus.org:1,bl.spamcop.n et:1,list.dsbl.org:1,relays.ordb.org:1,cbl.abuseat.org:1" This is also a *lot* less resource intensive that using a filter. For concrete evidence, check the smtp log. Every rejected message will have a status indicating rejection, e.g.: "SNDRIP=EIPMAP (dnsbl.sorbs.net)" _____ Bowen Moursund - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe xmail" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line "help" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
