Re: Filtering out empty messages as spam

[Christian Andersson]

After taking a look at most of these empty messages, it certainly looks 
like they all comes from dhcp-pools (adsl/dsl/etc home computers)  so it 
certainly looks like I could try to filter them out directly, the 
question then comes to, how big impackt would that be on legitimit mail?

at the moment I don't think there would be any problems, but for 
example, I was thinking of setting up my own mail-server at home also, 
and there I have ADSL where I get the ip from a dhcp pool, and I would 
by introducing a filter for this cut of my own home-mailserver from the 
corporate mail server.

if it just was my mail-server that would be no big problem filtero\ing 
out so that messages from that one would come through, but it might not 
be just my mail-server.

anyway, HOW do I set up this type of filtering?

/Christian

Noel J. Bergman wrote:
There is no such matcher as yet, but you could easily write one.

Note that adsl-66-72-203-112.dsl.clevoh.ameritech.net ([66.72.203.112]) is a
DHCP user.  Many mail servers ban e-mails sent directly from DHCP pools, by
using DNS RBLs.
	--- Noel

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