SRE wrote:
> At 02:09 PM 9/26/2003, Daniel Liston wrote:
>
>>I have both client.attbi.com and comcast.net set as reject
>>in my sendmail access file. Sorry about the collateral
>>damage. I will add you to the whitelist. I am so fed up
>>with spam that I am taking quite draconian measures to
>>prevent it.
>
>
> So what you're saying is that the rest of us have to listen to
> requests that you respond (via an email list) because you are
> essentially blocking all people you haven't put in your whitelist?
>
> That's Draconian, all right! Does it deal with forged return
> addresses and people who send from a domain other than the
> one where they receive? (rhetorical question)
>
> A more reasonable way to manage whitelists is available:
> http://smarden.org/qconfirm/
>
> Steve
I am in the same boat now. My provider just started blocking
outgoing port 25, so I have to send my outgoing mail through
their servers. I am happy to whitelist almost any old
majordomo user. ;)
I did take a look at qconfirm. Unfortunately, I don't run
qmail. I have trouble following the philosophy, as compared
to sendmail. Old dogs and new tricks...
Dan Liston
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