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Hundreds of spam messsages never caught by SA

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  • storminternet
    Try to configure spamassassin to block the domains from which spams come into your inbox. You can also configure it with boxtrapper spam box.
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  • Hans L
    Storminternet, thanks, but I must ask you, do you know how many domain names you could create from, say, 20 letters out of the 26 we have in the English alphabet? (I tried to calculate it, but I could not find the correct combinatorics formula for it; however, it is a LARGE figure). Regards, Hans L
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  • keat63
    Hi Hans. Do you have things like DKIM and SPF configured. These will help to reduce spam by checking the sending domain against who's actually authorised to send from that domain. Also in Exim config, you can add additional RBL's Do you have CSF installed. Csf has predifined IP blocklists you can employ. Failing all of the above, I'm lead to believe that CSF mailscanner has spam fighting capabilities, but this is a paid for service.
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello :) It's difficult to address the issue without root access to the server. Have you reported the problem to your web hosting provider to see if they can implement some additional rules to help prevent SPAM? Thank you.
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