Hello Bernhard,
>Monday, Monday, September 27, 1999, you wrote:
>Bernhard Rosenkraenzer> On Mon, 27 Sep 1999, Giuseppe Ghibo' wrote:
>> Well, why not ban them in /etc/mail/access?
>Bernhard Rosenkraenzer> Because we can't - they're always originating from different
>IPs, usually
>Bernhard Rosenkraenzer> trial accounts of PSI.net and AOL.
How many subscribers to the list use AOL or PSI????
If none, just kill both domains off....
In addition AOL will go after them if send via their servers and
those guys do give a phone number...
A major part of spam uses a to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
where the part after the @ can be anything
another favourite is cc recipient list not shown: ;
Is their any easy way your mailserver can dump any mail with that in
the headers??
It doesnt get them all as some guys are getting smarter but it could
at present catch about 80%. Or as these things proudly say what
produced them kill them on that in the text..
ie: Extractor Pro Bulk E- Mail Software
I would imagine that Extractor PRO as string could be safely
considered to be Bulk email....
>Bernhard Rosenkraenzer> psi.net says they're aware of the problem, but can't fix it
>because
>Bernhard Rosenkraenzer> they're connecting to different SMTP servers (they have
>configured their
>Bernhard Rosenkraenzer> own ones to reject mails sent to more than 10 people at
>once), and they
>Bernhard Rosenkraenzer> don't want to add firewalls preventing to connect anywhere. :/
latest bulkmailers use the buildin SMTP in the program...
Multithreading as well...
Best regards,
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