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By ArnY on Saturday 15 September 2007, 19:45 - spam - Permalink
We decided to active the greylisting antispam solution for all our mailboxes at work.. here how it shows on our graphs:
UNINETT (NREN for Norway) have been graylisting for years now, and it still stops some 90% of mail. When greylisting was first publicized detractors said spammers would quickly adapt... but as the hard numbers show, few of them have.
Yeah ! I think to set up greylisting on my mail server. What is your graph tool ?
It's a home made script based on mailgraph
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UNINETT (NREN for Norway) have been graylisting for years now, and it still stops some 90% of mail. When greylisting was first publicized detractors said spammers would quickly adapt... but as the hard numbers show, few of them have.
Yeah ! I think to set up greylisting on my mail server. What is your graph tool ?
It's a home made script based on mailgraph