Re: [Nolug] Spam Reporting

This was the only thing interesting I found on Freshmeat (search: spam
abuse). It doesn't automate abuse mail (I don't think anything
does...what if you started effectively spamming abuse@?) but it looks
like it organizes incoming spam complaints for you. HTH...A

http://www.webunited.net/spam_control/

Overview
A multi-user web-based application used by ISP/Web-hosting companies to
sort and track spam complaints. It sorts the individual complaints into
incidents, which are separate mailings (promotions), and sorts these
mailings by customer account #. It provides auto-sorting functions to
help deal with large number of complaints automatically. It has many
built-in reports to give quick overviews and detailed information about
which customers are your biggest problems.

Prerequisites
You must already be running a fairly recent distribution of Linux,
FreeBSD, OpenBSD or Solaris. You must have apache running with php4
w/postgresql support and mod_auth_pgsql. You must have postgresql 7.2
or higher (7.1 might work??) with the plpgsql language installed. You
must have perl 5 or higher installed with the following modules:
DBI
CGI::Util
Mail::POP3Client
Net::DNS
MD5

Mark A. Hershberger wrote:
> My domain (everybody.org) is being abused by spammers. It seems that
> a few spammers have latched onto the domain as a good "From" address,
> so now I my catch-all account is being flooded with auto-responders
> and bounces.
>
> I'm curious if anyone knows of a good semi-automated abuse reporting
> system that I could use to notify ISPs about this?
>
> Or, any other good ideas of what to do with 200+ bounces a day?
>
> Mark.
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