Re: Spam "from" reserved netblocks

Geoff Lane wrote:

>-instructions seem to want me to carry out a configuration for every email 
>-address that may receive mail.

SpamCop is only interested in the hosts that handle your mail.

It doesn't matter how many domains or addresses you have at any given
host.  You only need to register one email address per service
provider.  SpamCop will offer to send test messages via all the MXs it
finds for the host.  The more the better.

If someone else has aready registered that host, SpamCop will pick up
on that and use the information it has already developed in addition
to the information it gleans from your test messages.  You should
accept the "name" that the host has already been given, even though
it's goofy, he said with his best technical jargon.

You should register your main addresses first.  Then you can register
secondary addresses that are automatically forwarded to your main
address.  Since you've already registered a host for your main
address, SpamCop will only look at the servers belonging to the
forwarding host.

You need to register an address for *every* service that provides you
email services.

- Don -