Hello Jeff, > ASSP with XMail is an excellent solution for this - it is robust and > reasonably lightweight. ASSP checks the first number of K that you > specify to determine if an email is SPAM, then closes the session if > it is. You can specify valid user accounts in a text file or using > LDAP. If the email is invalid, it simply closes the session. Then > you can forward the email to XMail for final processing.
Thanks Jeff and also Don for your suggestions but I can't run anti-spam software on my server... :( Sorry, forgot to mention that. I want to refuse know spammers from even connecting to my mail server. I'm trying something like this now: setup a user account with a `catch-all` alias (*) named `spamtrap`. Run all incoming mail through a filter using the filters.pre-data.tab and parse the mail file to see if it's been redirected to [EMAIL PROTECTED] If so, get the remote address (from @@REMOTEADDR) and add that address to spammers.tab automatically. Would that work? -- Henri. - 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]
