El Jue 05 Feb 2004 10:47, Sasa Stupar escribi=F3: > Michael Schwarz pravi: > >Hello all > > > >Something for discussion: > > > >In my opinion would fighting against spam be so easy > >if we have this consens in the whole internet-'family': > > > >- each smtp-server accepts mails only: > > > > from servers with fixed IPs and DNS is set correct > > (not in the range of dailups-IPs) > > > > and for his hosted domains > > > >- a user can sent mail only: > > > >=09over his ISP or freemailservice > > > > his own server with fixed IP (see above) > > > > The mailammount should be limited, 100/hour or so. > > Each ISP MUST provide mailservice for his customers! > > > >If each of these points are accepted, a server from which comes > >spam is easy to blacklist(for all). > > > >What do you think above this? > > > >Just my 2c > > > >Michael > > When you say not to accept mail from server with static IP in the range > of dialup-IPs, I don't agree. I am myself on that kind of network and I > have a static IP and yet there are some servers which denies my mail. > Wrong thinking. Internet is free and so it should stay free. About spam= , > people should be more carefull where they enter their email adresses an= d > also list administrators could make list more secure (at least to > prevent listing the list to see who is subscribed). This and only this > is the problem of spam.
I agree with you with accepting mail from any static IP address (dialup, = dsl, etc.), but with 2 modifications: 1) you must use a valid domain in your server 2) your server=B4s IP address must be listed in DNS of your valid domain if you are not a "bad boy" this is ok...and still free I don=B4t agree with you where you say: - "About spam, people should be more carefull where they enter their emai= l adresses and - also list administrators could make list more secure (at least to - prevent listing the list to see who is subscribed). This and only this - is the problem of spam. " Spamers exists, spammers are the problem. Gustavo - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe xmail" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line "help" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
