SpamX supports a log file.

The changes were put on the Web site on Sunday April 25th, 2004 at 8:30am EST.

You can download the updates at -

Full installation package:
http://www.hendricom.com/Downloads/spamxii.zip
Executable only:
http://www.hendricom.com/Downloads/spamxiibinonly.zip

Seems to work well

Now, this is not a gripe.. I'm just a bit concerned.

I cannot use batch mode - it's really pissing some people off.

There must be a way of stopping the parsing when it gets to the forged headers.
Now, in most cases I guess it's easy - the address will resolve to something unallocated.

But I've had several replies from agreived sysadmins sying "this didn't originate here, learn to read the headers, bozo" Maybe not those specific words but you get the picture.

This is where the forged header is set to an existing allocated address. which returns a valid RIPE record and so gets reported to.

There must be some way of detecting this, SpamCop does it after all.

Bazz

BaZz, yepper, there sure is. I'm working on this right now. I expect to have this done very soon. I'll post a message here, and also let you know when it's done.

I get a few of these messages also, so I feel your pain.