I doubt it's a setup issue because I'm using the same setup that I've used for a year now. Also I am not the only one receiving more spam.. All of my users are as well...
So in the past year, you haven't added/removed any gateways or backup mailservers, haven't changed IPs for DNS servers, haven't had a DNS server changed to be authoritative only, etc.?
Note that a configuration change that causes problems will usually be noticeable by all users of the server.
Received: from p.advertisingbymail.com [64.119.218.212] by mail.nfti.com (SMTPD32-6.06) id A91816D01A4; Tue, 02 Sep 2003 08:12:08 -0400
Given that this is sent from an IP that has a reverse DNS entry that matches the HELO/EHLO, and that it has an obvious domain name ("advertisingbymail.com"), by first guess is that it is:
[2] "quasi-legitimate E-mail" (for example, E-mail that you get after giving your E-mail address to a company but forgetting to uncheck the box that says "It's OK to give my E-mail address to your affiliates" or whatever).
In this case, you'll need to do some work to block this type of E-mail. In this case, you may want to try a filter that blocks all E-mail with "advertisingbymail.com" in the reverse DNS entry.
-Scott
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