From: Mohammad H. Al-Shami (mohshaminetsonline.jo)
Date: Tue May 02 2006 - 00:38:52 CDT

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mouss wrote:
> Mohammad H. Al-Shami wrote:
>> That's true, but my system replies with a message that says the other
>> system is blocked, it doesn't accept the message and then drops it.
>> Which at least makes a little sense, and it tells the other party how
>> to unblock itself.
>
> What makes you believe I want to get a bounce when I respond to your
> question? The last thing I want from you is a bounce. if you don't want
> my response, drop it to the flour.
>
> but I understand that you like playing. I too can play that game. How
> much legitimate mail people here get from .jo? I guess not very much. so
> I propose the following rule for those who use SA:
>
> header COUNTRY_JO X-Relay-Country =~/\bJO\b/
> describe COUNTRY_JO Jordan spam
> score COUNTRY_JO 4.7
>
> For those who don't use SA, I can publish the corresponding network
> blocks as a dnsbl.
>
>
>
I'm terribly sorry if I wasn't clear enough, I don't accept the
messages, I directly respond with a relay access denied error. So I
don't send any bounces.

As for .jo domains, that's true, the Internet still hasn't penetrated as
much as you'd expect, we are one of the biggest ISPs here and only host
around 20K accounts, they are on 4 systems and I'm slowly migrating them
to this one.

Thanks for your reply
Mohammad

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