From: Amara Graps (amara@amara.com)
Date: Wed Apr 10 2002 - 14:37:49 MDT
Robert J. Bradbury:
>The problem with this is that it still allows the "spam" to be accepted
>from the sender.[...]
>All the solution Amara proposes does is keep the SPAM from her eyes.
>It doesn't prevent the spammers from sending it and degrading the
>network with it in the first place.
Please take a closer look at the docs at www.spambouncer.org
They are responding to your wishes.
From the .procmailrc file
SPAMREPLY=BOTH #SILENT tells the Spam Bouncer to filter spam,
#but not attempt to autocomplain about it.
#BOUNCE tells the Spam Bouncer to send a
#"MAILER-DAEMON" bounce message to the spammer.
#COMPLAIN tells the Spam Bouncer to send an
#autocomplaint to the spammer's postmaster and
#upstream sites. BOTH tells the Spam Bouncer to
#send both a bounce to the sender and complain
#to the spammer's postmaster.
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