:> > obvious forgeries like "Message-ID: <>" and "-0600 (EDT)"
:> > and "friend(_at_)public", along with a Bcc: filter, will get
:> > almost all of it.
:>
:> My stuff is a little more complicated that that.
:
:Some of mine as well. But I also use the simple stuff. Heh, its also
:what I despam this list with. The complex stuff caught too much legit
:mail on the list. :(
:
:However, I do find a blacklist useful.
As do I, just not excessively. In general, my recipes are in
this order (paraphrased, these are not necessarily recipes):
* Whitelist fgrep -f goodguys (about 30 lines)
* Stone cold /dev/null:
friend(_at_)public
-0600\(EDT\)
^Message-ID: <>
\.ybecker\.
^X-Advert
* Various housekeeping filters like copying the envelope to
X-Envelope:
* a small remailer I run
* Three-line blacklist "or" recipe (savetrees etc)
* Fake AOL header recipe
* Subject: filter
* Message-ID filter (news1\.radix\.net is spam)
* X-Mailer: filter
* Three lines of particular nitwits (bounce with taunt) (sorry)
* Bcc: filter
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