Re: Sendmail: How does one blacklist annoying spammers?

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On Sun, 2010-06-27 at 13:11 -0400, Genes MailLists wrote:
>    With GreetPause I am already causing a small delay which works very
> well for those spammers/bots which are in violation of the standards.
> However, I have carefully singled out all major email MX outbound
> hosts for 0 greet pause. But greet pause is an SMTP delay waiting not
> a rejection as gray listsing does. Graylisting leaves the mail delay
> in the hands of the other end - I prefer the control in my hands.

A concern that I have is:  Do you have more than one / enough SMTP
server processes?  If you get hit with a scad of spam, each one pausing
the transaction, do you DoS yourself?  (Denial of Service.)

>   I want email coming through fast - when I'm on the phone with
> someone and they say i just sent you the xxx .. i dont want to wait
> for it.

I agree.  It's highly annoying to conduct business with someone, and
while you're chatting with them on the phone, waiting and waiting, and
waiting, for that e-mail they sent /some/ time ago, the goodwill dries
up.

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