} One of the few short-term helps would be spam filtering improvements. The
} scripts we have help a lot, but still about half of our queue is spam that
} made it past our filters. I wouldn't want to post the spam filter too
} publicly because I don't want to give the spammers any more information about
} how to bypass us, but a perl hacker who knows a lot about spam filtering
} already might be able to at least suggest some improvements once they see the
} scripts.
I may be able to find some time to take a look at improving it if you email
me a copy of it. Another possibility would be to run a copy of Mailshield
with all filters turned on. John Buckman might give you a copy free given
the purpose (and you tell him I sent ya). See http://www.mailshield.com for
more info. It's fairly easy to install, and may be more productive of your
time than having to hand-craft some procmail stuff.
-- Chris Lewis, CyberSheriff (CBC says I am, so it must be true!) It's not just anyone who has a Starship cruiser class named after them! For more information on spam, see http://spam.abuse.net/spam Fight spam, support Rep. Chris Smith's TCPA extension: http://www.cauce.org
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