adding a reject reason to spam messages

[Peter Russell]

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Erick Perez wrote:
> Is it a "correct" behavior to return a message to the sender telling 
> that the email was reject because it appears to come from a spam-listed 
> source?
Its a very bad practise.

> can this be implemented with mailscanner? how?
MailScanner does this. But why do you want to?
> 
> Something like the original message with the following text appended to 
> the top of the body:
> " Your message was reject because your domain (or ip) is listed in one 
> or more spam-blacklist servers."

Almost none of the return addresses will be accurate ... for starters 
... in the WIKI there is some good info on this if i remember right with 
a link to site who discuss only this particular part of spam protection.

What is it you want to achieve?
Pete

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