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Re: Commecial vs fairness (was: spam support)

  • To: "furio ercolessi" < >
    "Anne Marcel Roorda" < >
  • From: "Gert-Jan" < >
  • Date: Sun, 17 Feb 2002 11:38:21 +0100
  • Reply-to: "Gert-Jan" < >

> On Sat, Feb 16, 2002 at 04:00:19PM +0100, Anne Marcel Roorda wrote:
> >
> >   Do you report all IP numbers put into the local blacklist to one
> > or more public blacklists?
>
> We are talking about actual spam sources here: we submit all
> open relays/open proxies/dialups we run into to public blacklists
> and they do not go into the local blacklist.

to put all open relays on a black list without warning its administreator
first, is quite a hard measure.
We warn them fist, tell them how to fix it, they get 24 hrs to fix it and
after a no fix we just terminate/suspend  the service. This works fine. Most
admins do not know what their server is capable of. Especialy when you have
small buisisnses as your custommer. The admin job there is done next to some
other job. We see a lot of people running ms-exhange server, and they just
do not know how to fix this.

It is all a matter of educating your custommer. Blacklist should be there
for sources who are willing (mis)using the medium.

Gert-Jan Obels
iparix communications





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