I have been using the default matcher for "SenderInFakeDomain" ever since I installed James. I've never been aware of any problems with it. But in the last week, I've had at least two hits on apparently perfectly valid emails. One was from sbcglobal.net. Both were from people known by the recipient.
Where did that list of fake ip addresses that were shipped in the config file originate? Is it possible that these IPs have changed and some have become legit? I would think that somehow the sender was hacking and spoofing. But that is almost an impossibility, given who the senders were. Can someone enlighten me on what may be happening here? Is that simply not a trustworthy matcher to filter email out? Thanks. Jerry --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
