Bill Christensen wrote:
At 7:48 AM -0700 5/18/08, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Mailman's spam filters only apply to mail to the list and list-owner
addresses. They don't apply to mail to -bounces.
The remainder of Stefan's advice is good.
If the original mail was sent to the list address
by a
Mark Sapiro wrote and quoted Bill Christensen:
Those are good suggestions, but in the case of the OP, the issue is
much simpler than that. Spam is sent directly to the list-bounces
address.
Spam filtering before it gets to Mailman is still probably the best choice.
Yes.
It seems to me
hi guys,
I recieve over 2000 messages from mailman-bounces every day with subject:
Uncaught bounce notification.. and when opening any message it's nothing but
another Spam Ad about pills or shoes or other stuff.. how can I stop these ADs
from being sent to my Admin email? it's becoming a
* Khalil Abbas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recieve over 2000 messages from mailman-bounces every day with
subject: Uncaught bounce notification.. and when opening any message
it's nothing but another Spam Ad about pills or shoes or other
stuff.. how can I stop these ADs from being sent to my
Damnit, that is
* Stefan Förster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
easily handle around 7k rejected mails per second on 100 concurrent,
per MINUTE, ofc!
Ciao
Stefan
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Stefan Förster wrote:
* Khalil Abbas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recieve over 2000 messages from mailman-bounces every day with
subject: Uncaught bounce notification.. and when opening any message
it's nothing but another Spam Ad about pills or shoes or other
stuff.. how can I stop these ADs
On 5/18/08, Mark Sapiro wrote:
For my server, I use Postfix as the incoming MTA with Postgrey for
greylisting. This gets rid of much spam.
At the Anti-Spam Workshop at the LISA'07 conference, one lesson we
learned is that every site is different, and what works for one site
may not work
Khalil Abbas wrote:
OKEYZ .. this is just too much for me.. if I just disabled the options
that send the Uncaught Bounce notification would it be ok? I mean if
there are REAL bounces that mailman couldn't process, would it be
harmful if I just ignored them?
The harm in ignoring legitimate
