Matt Kettler wrote: > >>Note the message was sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED], which > >>then relayed it to gnu.org. Does your list intentionally accept a > >>feed from lists at mit?
Good observation! There is a lot of history between mit.edu and gnu.org and there might be some legacy connection there. I don't think so in this case but it might. As far as I can see by looking at the archives there isn't any valid mail coming through that path. So if there is then it has probably become forgotten and unmaintained and now only used by spammers. > >Follow-on thought.. if the list does accept a feed from mit, you > >should add the mit server to your trusted_networks. This will cause SA > >to back the DNSWL tests off to the host dropping off at MIT, and > >should solve your problem.. Good idea. I will check it out. If there is a valid path there then including it into the trusted networks is the right thing to do. But since it seems to be nothing but a spam path I would rather cut the path off instead. > Bob.. did this tip actually help any? Yes. That thought hadn't occurred to me. But I am just reading it now and so it won't actually help me until I can do something about it. :-) Bob
