Chris, Maybe you should take a different approach and try to block spam as a whole?
If your front end mailserver is *nix-based, I can recommend Spamassassin (http://www.spamassassin.org); easy install and pretty tweakable. On my system I now actually see 2-3% of the spams I did previously; the rest is just archived for later review just in case there is a false positive. Best regards, -Allan Jensen > -----Original Message----- > From: Chris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 30. november 2002 10:21 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Question on Blocking an ISP. > > > As of the last couple weeks, from 1 aol users i have gotten > over 1000+ virus emails. These emails are your tipical > freescreensaver virus that has been going around for years > now. It seems this person has an affected system. This is > not really my question or concern. > > I have been scanning though all the headers getting the proxy > email servers aol uses, but it seems like a endless list. LOL. > > I'm blocking these ips though IPchains, but i really would > like to know how to get every class owned by aol so i can > block them all. > > Receiving mail from aol is no big thing to me, considering > 99.9% of the time is junk or spam. > > Is there some way to whois arin on a nic handle to get all > the classes? > > Thank you. > -chris >
