Am Donnerstag, den 20.12.2007, 09:51 +0000 schrieb Ian Eiloart: [...] > But, this doesn't address the question of rejecting email. And, I don't see > anything in the rest of the email that suggests that you can't reject email > that you know to be spam. In the first part I told you that you can do almost anything about spam (and that does include rejecting it) when some requirements are met. In the following examples I discussed that rather often private use of e-mail is permitted and that you are likely to need a written statement of every employee to be allowed to do something about spam. The reason: a false-positive of your anti-spam-solution might affect their private e-mail. "Doing something about spam" includes rejecting at smtp-time.
Anti-virus is different. A virus might bring down the company. If you have bad luck with a virus, you are out of business. The number of false-posivites in virus-detection is considered to be low. Therefore you are allowed to detect and reject at smtp-time. -- CU, Patrick.
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