Yes, I always meant to write this... actually two kinds a) just a basic sender blacklist that would block anyone from receiving an email (either from that sender, with that subject or attachment or whatever really).
b) a whining mailet that would look through the relaying sending complaints to [EMAIL PROTECTED] to however relayed it, along with the complete message as an attachment. I get tired of figuring out all the places I should send the abuse@ to and otherwise reporting the incoming server to blacklists, etc... This would have to be done very carefully and only done in a way to not innundate admins, so there's some balancing that needs to done here. -- Serge Knystautas Loki Technologies - Unstoppable Websites http://www.lokitech.com/ Danny Angus wrote: > Hey, > > I just thought.. you could have an account blacklist feature, where the > recipient of mail could forward spam to an address handled by the server, > which would add relevant details to a blacklist which only affects your > account. > > Of course people being what we are you'd need to provide another mailet to > send us a transcript of our blacklist, and another to allow us to > un-blacklist our spouse/friend/collegue/boss, who we will blacklist once, > for the hell of it. > > I heard a story of an office full of reasonably sensible people who were > delivered an on-line credit card fraud screening system, complete with > blacklist. The blacklist information was passed up-stream to the card > issuer, and the system cross checked personal details and card numbers, > blacklisting new card numbers with listed addresses and new addresses using > listed cards.. In the space of a couple of hours they managed to get all > their addresses and cards, and their boss', blacklisted. > Doh! > > :-) > > d. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
