[Scspamcop] Re: spam coming from Yahoo!
Mike Easter
MikeE at ster.invalid
Fri Apr 4 13:53:23 EDT 2008
Gary wrote:
> Mike Easter wrote:
I'm going to leave some howtomakeatracker in here, because I think you
didn't do something exactly right.
>> How to make a tracker:
>>
>> 1 select and obtain the complete spam
>> 2 privatize the header&body content
>> 3 webparse it & copy the tracking URL
>> 4 cancel the report & paste the tracker in here
>>
>>
>> 1 ... in the manner described by the SC faq
>> http://www.spamcop.net/fom-serve/cache/19.html How do I get my email
>> program to reveal the full, unmodified email?
This one is important. You didn't mention your mailuser agent.
>> 3 login to the SC webparser, paste in the spam, and click Process
>> Spam button; then copy the tracking URL from the top 'Here is your
>> TRACKING URL' of the appearance
>>
http://www.spamcop.net/sc?id=z1505491930z5db2559eebcde98291b8e783c95d61cez
This one is also important, namely using the complete spam from #1
according to your mailuseragent, paste it into the appropriate
webparser, either 2 part or 1 part.
> When I try to report the spam using my normal process, SC reports that
> there is no body. Here's a tracking URL,
>
http://www.spamcop.net/sc?id=z1771047049z066412834ebe56482e1f68c1f62c84f4z
That means that you failed to paste the body into the webparser which
means that you failed to follow the instructions for your particular
mailuser agent.
> I have also tried to cut and paste the spam as well. But I get the
> same result. When I look at the email, it appears to be pretty large
> and is encoded in base64. Also is in multiple parts.
I can see that it is mulitpart alternative, but that doesn't mean that
it can all be pasted into the webparser.
What is your mailuseragent? How do you obtain your access to what I
call the smtpmime or is also called the 'message source'?
> Gary
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Mike Easter
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