Re: Feasability of E-Mail Laundering Service

On May 25, 2005, at 00:44, Simon Waters wrote:
>
> Give them a new email address on your server, if need be get them to
> buy a
> domain (domains are cheap and the address should stick with them
> longer than
> ISP addresses) and add it to your server, and maybe pick up the old
> email
> with fetchmail or similar while they get use to the new system.

Unfortunately, a new e-dress won't make her happy; the large-ISP
address has been published and needs to remain viable.

You're right though, I hadn't looked at the complete problem. So much
of my new, minty-fresh anti-spam measures depend on direct connection
from a naughty server (RHBL entries, greylisting, etc) that with any
mail laundering scheme I'd be back down to just
amavisd-new/SpamAssassin/ClamAV, and the latter's nigh-pointless as
she's on a Mac anyway.

Hmmm. She enabled her ISP's spam filtering recently, I'll have to see
if/how she likes it, and go from there.

-- Lorrie