Gerard writes:
> Employing 'greylisting' would vastly improve the chances of eliminating
> the acceptance of SPAM at the MTA level.
it certainly does. unfortunately, in practice, one of the
prime advantages of greylisting -- the fact that it will never
block 'real' mail -- turns out, um, not to be true. there are so many
standards-noncompliant MTAs out there that greylisting does block
real mail. (this is one of the things that makes me crazy.)
(we still use it, of course.)
rp
rick pim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
information technology services (613) 533-2242
queen's university, kingston
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