On Tue, 8 Jul 2003, Jon Ellis wrote:
> It seems the only solutions are, control your own mail server (a la Curt) or
> change your address if it gets infected. In the short term i've changed my
> address. In the long term i'm going to work on using an iAppli to access a
> different server where i can use effective filtering.
Can't this other server, with effective filtering, just
forward the mail to another address? In that case, create
<mykeitai_at_mydomain.com>, or whatever, and forward it to
<adksfjlaskdhfp97u34q2tihn2jwnahu_at_docomo.ne.jp>. When you start getting
spam at the latter address, either change it, or see if you can't set up
some filtering so that only your server can send to that address. (I'm
not sure if Docomo can filter based on envelope sender or not, but if it
can, just use a consistent envelope sender for all e-mail going to your
keitai and keep the original From: lines, which are what are displayed
as the sender on the phone.)
cjs
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Don't you know, in this new Dark Age, we're all light. --XTC
Received on Tue Jul 8 06:10:38 2003