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Marco 
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Joined: 07 June 2005 Location: Netherlands Status: Offline Points: 137 |
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 Posted: 25 April 2006 at 9:41am |
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SUppose a user reports spam to spam@domain.com. , and your mailserver would relay mail to this specific adress back to the SPF server, which in turn would recognise the TO adress, and act on it. In effect 'certain adresses' could be considered 'inbound' for the SPF server. This also opens the opportunity for internet users to report spam to your SPF system. If the report is presented to the SPF system in a certain format, so that the SPF engine can use the data within to effectively issue a block on the reported spammer... What do you think Roberto?
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Anyone who is capable of getting himself made president, should on no account be allowed to do the job. D.Adams
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WebGuyz
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Joined: 09 May 2005 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 348 |
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Posted: 24 April 2006 at 3:04pm |
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While wishing for features I'll bring up the dead horse I keep flogging It would be great to have a spamassassin plugin (similar to anti-virus plugin) Currently I'm using Mdaemon (only for Spamassassin, all other filtering disabled) behind my SFI and it catches that last little bit that manages to get by SF and keeps me from having to learn regex I currently have it set up to test for the Autowhitelist flag recently incorporated into SFI and if it exists then it bypasses spamassassin check. Of course I can't teach SF about the spam but I can at least make sure my customers never see it. Would be nice to have it all in one. I think thats the last thing SF is missing in an otherwise fantastic product. |
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jerbo128
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Posted: 24 April 2006 at 12:10pm |
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I know that this has been brought up before - I am not trying to beat a dead dog... I have some users that despite how "tight" I make the filter, they continue to receive spam that the filter has missed. I would really like to see a feature where I (as an administrator) can submit spam that was not caught by the server. Right now, our users have been trained to copy email headers and forward messages to spam@domain.com. We then go through those emails and manually blacklist ips, and add keywords to our list. No only is this VERY time consuming, but it is not very effective in the big picture. If anyone else has ideas - I would like to hear from you. Jerbo128 |
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