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> The BIG problem is Spam. YMMV, but a combination of graylisting, RBL and "sender address valiation" tends to drop inbound spam rate to nearly zero.
by huhtenberg 7y ago
> The BIG problem is Spam.
YMMV, but a combination of graylisting, RBL and "sender address valiation" tends to drop inbound spam rate to nearly zero.
- Jaruzel 7y agoI'm currently hosting a spamassassin instance, and route incoming mail via that, however a lot still gets through :(
- wpietri 7y agoI'm using SA as well; it's fine for me. My big trick is to route a bunch of stuff right into the spam training system. E.g., when a tagged address I've given out is compromised, that goes right to training. The same goes for spam to random names: also right to SA spam training. My theory here is that statistically, by the time a spammer tries to send one to an active address, they're likely to have already fed things into the trainer, often multiple times.