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by "Kim Hjortholm" <kim(at)payment4webmasters.com>
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Tue, 29 Apr 2003 06:29:31 -0100 (GMT+1) |
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> Before I approach my web host, I wanted to find out if anyone knows if it
is
> possible to control s*p*a*m if I'm on a shared server environment. Yes, we
> have our emails posted on our website and would rather not resort to
> removing them.
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I got two lines of defence:
Line 1:
My webhost http://tinyurl.com/8jcz offers email filter based on keyword plus
filtering with razor.
I have defined about 30+ filters which delete any mail where the send-from
include
specific keywords e.g.
Any mail from BonusTree.com , unbeatabledeals.com , edd.currentmail.com,
dealnetwork, ebigsavings.com ..... gets deleted on the server !
The effort to identify the 25+ primary spammers where easy, just sort the
mail by subject and/or from.
Most spammer tags the send-from with a unique id so it's necessary to filter
with
"delete any mail where send-from contains *keyword*"
This method could be used at the PC with a normal rule, but now I never see
or
download any of these mails at all
I think it removes more than 50% of the total spam
Line 2:
I tried to activate the razor filtering at the server but I found that the
spamnet addon from
www.cloudmark.com for outlook performs much better. The latest version is
terrific
I normally updates the line 1 filter once a month, sortering the spamfolder
to
identify any new major spammer
regards
Kim Hjortholm
http://www.colors4webmasters.com
Your guide to anything colorfull
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