Re: [Declude.JunkMail] spam domains question

[Dan Geiser]

Hello, Jeffrey, Kami's "spamdomains" list is always publically available and it looks like its pretty good.  But I think he uses spamdomains in a different way that I do.   Typically an entry makes it on to my spamdomains list if a known legit domain name is used to send to non-legit e-mail from an IP address that is not owned by the original legit domain name.  I think Kami's listed is limited to only the domains of organizations which have a lot of users using a common domain name, e.g. Excite, Yahoo, MSN, and other e-mail generators.  My list can end up having legit domains with smaller users bases, e.g. stanford.edu, oac.state.oh.us, veritas.com.  Basically any legit domain name that I see used multiple times when spoofing e-mail addresses.  I usually wait until I've seen a domain name 5-10 times before I add it to my spamdomains list.   Because I'm using it in a different way I have about 1000 entries in my spamdomains text file.  I could send you the list offline if you like but I'm sure 90% of the Declude users on this list are not using spamdomains in the way that I am.   Thanks, Dan ----- Original Message ----- From: Jeffrey Di Gregorio To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 11:36 AM Subject: [Declude.JunkMail] spam domains question I've seen a few posts to this list (from myself and a few others) over the last year requesting anyone to post a current spam domains list.  These requests never seem to be answered or even acknowledged.  Is there some reason for this that I am missing?   There was a list posted about a year ago, but I think a few of us would much appreciate someone sharing a current and expanded list.  Thanks for the help as always,   Jeffrey   Jeffrey Di Gregorio     CCNP MCSE Systems Administrator Pacific School of Religion