I'm sorry, I understand now. The problem however is not specific to LetterRip pro. These kind of spam traps are the BANE of email servers too. I've had problems before with 'blacklist' services using these methods to seek out 'spammers' and all they do is cause problems for legitimate users. Spamhaus uses this method and I've stopped using them altogether. In my opinion, LRP is not doing anything incorrect in the response.

A spamtrap is good ONLY to stop incoming email. Using it to tag those senders as spammers is completely asinine for the very reasons you mention... forgery.

Ron

On May 4, 2007, at 12:28 PM, a.h.s. boy (lists) wrote:

Add _what_ to mail rejection strings? I have no way of knowing what addresses are spamtraps (my example was just hypothetical). I could add a variety of spammy keywords to the rejection strings, but that's not a real solution...

spud.

On May 4, 2007, at 11:59 AM, Codger wrote:

Add that to your mail rejection strings in the Server Settings. No responses to those. It just dies.

Ron

On May 3, 2007, at 4:43 PM, a.h.s. boy (lists) wrote:

I just got off the phone with my ISP (Speakeasy), who were about ready to cut off my service...here's why:

1) Spammer sends an unsubscribe request to [EMAIL PROTECTED], spoofing the From: header to be "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
2) Spammer also includes spammy nonsense in the body of the message.
3) LetterRip receives the message, and responds to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "You are not subscribed to this list" _AND_ all the spammy crap that was posted with the unsub request. 4) Speakeasy calls me, and threatens to shut me off because my mailing list software is being hijacked to send spam.

Is there some way I can modify LetterRip to NOT echo the original message back with the response? Otherwise, I'm going to have to abandon LetterRip altogether, since LR has _already_ sent mail to a spamtrap address...

spud.


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