Re: Spammer jammer

I recommend to all of my customers to outsource their email to some
nice company.  I use thebook.com.  It's less than $20 a month for
domain hosting, and it always works.

Using the As/400 to receive email just never worked perfectly for me. 
Too many headaches.

Some of my customers have used stalker.  That worked OK.

It's disappointing to hear the SMTP server is still no good on V5R2.

Art


On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 15:37:22 -0600, JK <johnking@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> All,
> 
>  While filling in for an on-vacation operator this week I discovered that
> our V5R2 box suffers from the same situation several times a week. According
> to the operator's notes, IBM is aware of the problem but claims that there
> is nothing that they can do about it. His procedure describes how to use
> WRKLNK to search for and delete the bogus file(s).
> 
>  I'm aware that we could use the OpsNav spam filter (if we knew the
> addresses in advance) or we could restart MSF with the *CLEAR option (after
> the problem occurs), but I'm looking for a preventive solution.
>