> Da: Johnson, S [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
>
> A few months ago I created a fake user and advertised it
> in a hidden mailto on our home page.  It took a few weeks
> but I’m getting good spam messages being dropped into this
> box now.  I know I can use the learn function to pull the
> messages from my exchange server, however I know these
> messages are strong spam.  Should I just use the learn
> function or is there a way to blacklist the servers sending
> these messages? (or is there a better method?)

Reporting is fine.

Make sure you run "sa-learn --spam" with the same user you run spamassassin.
Also, you may think enabling reporting to DCC, Razor and Pyzor, since they
allow auto-reporting from spamtraps. Also, contact SpamCop and tell 'em
you've got a good spamtrap: they will instruct you about how to route
messages to them in order to mark the sender in their RBL (this is not the
same route then reporting with spamcop).

Giampaolo

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