Marc Perkel wrote: > OK - I think I have it working. I'm testing it now. Here's my code, but > someone could clean it up some and do it right. > > What this does is go through all IP addresses in the Received headers to > see if any of them are blacklisted the message is caught. This allows > you to apply blacklists to mail forwarded to your spam filter. > > Again - someone clean this up and do it right. This could be a real > advancement in stam filtering >
You are definitely going to reject a truckload of ham, beginning with end users being on blacklisted IPs and sending through their ISP smarthost.
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