I'm getting tired of blacklisting individual client IP blocks of Comcast, etc. I wanted to try a different method, wholesale blocking of likely-unauthorized SMTP servers at the router level:
*.client.comcast.net = spam
The idea was to redirect messages from Comcast (and other broadband ISP) clients to a "spam" account I created, at least for a while, to make sure this method doesn't result in excessive false positives. Ultimately one day the "spam" in the line above will be changed to "error".
No good. The router operates on envelope addresses, not the name of the connecting IP address or the HELO argument.
-- Bill Cole [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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