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well,
I use kmail here. I just download them and let it dispose of them. btw, thats 
Gibe.C.1` thats infecting e-mails (at least according to hbedv.com and their 
info page).

there isn't a lot that can be done other than looking in the headers and 
sending a form letter to the admins at the ISP's that own the IP (usually the 
third "received from" line is the origination). BTW, I did plu PLUG to a 
hotel in texas that was infected with this bug. even walked them through a 
cleanup using the antivir package from free-av.com (comes in flavors for 
windows, unix and linux).. now I just wish I could get paid for some of this 
work....

Mage

On Sunday 21 September 2003 10:32 pm, Eric Lee Green wrote:
> I'm getting hammered by the Gibe-F virus. My post-filtering nicely disposes
> of it, but that isn't stopping it from clogging my mail server. I'm getting
> approximately 3 per second, i.e., about as fast as my mail server can
> handle incoming mail, and that's not counting the ones that are getting
> dumped by my blackhole lists because they're coming from dynamic IP's
> (alas, most of them appear to be sent through their ISP's static SMTP
> server).
>
> Any idea how I can effectively deal with this spam storm? This is
> ridiculous!

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I will not be pushed, filed, stamped, indexed, briefed, debriefed, or 
numbered!
My life is my own - No. 6
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