Re: [MLUG] "What's been up" junk mail

[Darth BoBo <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

For those of us trapped with Outlook at work, Chris Wolfe and I were 
using spamtiger for awhile and it helped alot. Recently, we switched to 
POPfile+Outclass and it seems to do even better. Spam filters = good 
when yer on a distribution list that's published in whois info.

http://www.vargonsoft.com/Outclass/

Rick

p.s., Mozilla 1.4b is out now too, and now that it supports NTLM 
(required by our intranet pages), I can finally delete the stupid IE 
icon on my desktop at work =)

Jason McIntosh wrote:

> Ok, getting more really bloodying annoying junk mail. This time for 
> example, it said it was from "aol.com" but the headers traced through 
> to "thrunet.com" out in Korea. Anyone know where the most common spam 
> mail is coming from? (btw, think we can block this IP address? 
> 211.59.253.161). I've seen a lot of articles lately describing how 
> Korea seems to be going forward with the broadband to everyone system, 
> which I'd imagine makes spam a whole lot easier.
> Anyways, other thought - can we go ahead and replace the old,outdated 
> and not working, website with the new development one? I'd take an "in 
> development" website that at least masq's our email addresses over 
> what we have now.
> Just a few thoughts,
> Jason


-- 
"The last time the French asked for 'more proof' it came marching into Paris under a German flag."
--David Letterman



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