Many clients already support this, but they throw the messages out at the
client level, not the server -- ideally we'd have a robust filtering
mechanism on the server that would send this stuff to /dev/null before
even attempting to send them to the client (although then of course we've
got a lot of processing going on at the server, which might cause a
significant performance hit).

Peter

On Tue, 26 Jun 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Well, someone correct me if I'm wrong... but for someone to receive your presence, 
>you have to permit them to subscribe to your presence. Can't we tell the server not 
>to accept certain message types (as in not presence subscription requests :) that 
>come from users that don't have subscription authorization?
> 
> Mat.
> 
> 
> On Tue, Jun 26, 2001 at 01:39:51AM -0400, Adam Theo wrote:
> > 
> > Hello, Adam Theo here;
> > 
> > i just saw an episode of TechTV's CyberCrime, about cell phone text
> > messaging spam, and want to see what i can do to make sure the same
> > doesn't happen to jabber. i despise spam, hate it, want it to manifest
> > into something physical so i can mangle it, rip it, crush it... to... to...
> > 
> > *deep breaths* ok, calmed. i get very wound up with spam. if i could do
> > just one thing for the world, it would be to make sure spam does not
> > expand onto the jabber system... i'd die a very happy man, then.
> > 
> > so, what ideas are there already about fighting/preventing spam on
> > jabber? technical ones? legal ones? other ones? anything.
> > 
> > i've already stretched myself too thin. i am running a website by
> > myself, that has about 10 projects going on at it (mostly
> > programming-related, so that takes up alot of time), so i don't know how
> > i could help this spam fight, BUT...
> > 
> > i'd certainly try :)
> > 
> > also, if anyone knows Perl, and has some spare time on their hands,
> > especially if they might get a little bit of money for it, i'd be much
> > obliged for any help you could give me on any of my projects. some of
> > them are at www.theoretic.com (the rest are 'private' or 'beta' mode.).
> > contact me if you are interested even mildly. i am flexible.
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