At 7:46 AM -0600 10/22/06, Lewis Butler imposed structure on a
stream of electrons, yielding:
On 22 Oct 2006, at 07:30 , Lewis Butler wrote:
sbl is excellent, the cn and kr lists catch the occasional
mass-spam though, so I keep them.
I take it back, cluecentral hasn't had a hit in over 30 days,
probably because it went off line last November.
I really should pay more attention to these things, but I get so
little spam anymore with sbl-xbl and greylisting that it hardly
seems to matter.
Which points up an important fact: once you start using external
resources for spam control, you need to pay attention to their
status. In the past, some DNSBL's have shut down with a "list the
world" tactic that is designed to slap inattentive users out of
continuing to query dead lists. You don't want to be on the user end
of such a tactic, as it means rejecting all mail until you notice it.
--
Bill Cole
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