# spewhosts.list
#
# see bottom for comments.
#
altavista.com		=	altavista\.com
google.com		=	google\.com
msn.com			=	hotmail\.(msn\.)?com
hotmail.com		+150	hotmail\.(msn\.)?com
yahoo.com		=	yahoo(mail)?\.com
yahoomail.com		=	yahoo(mail)?\.com
juno.com		+150	juno\.com
rocketmail.com		+150	rocketmail\.com
mailexcite.com		+150	(mail)?excite.com
lycos.com		+150	lycos(email)?\.com
lycosemail.com		+150	lycos(email)?\.com
mailcity.com		=	mailcity\.com
yahoo.co.jp		=	yahoo\.co\.jp
aol.com			=	aol\.com
delphi.com		=	delphi\.com
prodigy.com		=	prodigy\.(com|net)
prodigy.net		=	prodigy\.(com|net)
usa.com			=	usa\.com
sprintmail.com		=	sprintmail\.com
sprynet.com		=	sprynet\.com
gte.net			=	gte.net
mci.net			=	mci.net
concentric.net		=	concentric.net
mindspring.net		+50	(earthlink|mindspring)\.(com|net)
earthlink.net		+50	(earthlink|mindspring)\.(com|net)
bellsouth.net		=	bellsouth\.net
worldnet.att.net	=	worldnet\.att\.net
compuserve.com		=	(cs|compuserve|aol)\.com
cs.com			=	(cs|compuserve|aol)\.com

# (comments at bottom for efficiency of matching)
#
# Note: the listing of any given host/isp in this file is *NOT* an indicator
# of spam.  Quite the opposite actually - these domains are frequently FORGED,
# or can at least be expected to generally relay mail consistently through
# specific servers.
#
# This file is grepped for the string literals on the LHS.  The second column
# contains a value indicating the "spammishness" to be assigned to messages
# associated with this host which fail the test.  THE SIGN IS SIGNIFICANT - 
# THE WAY THIS STRING IS ADDED TO THE SPAMMISHNESS STRING, IT WILL BE ASSUMED
# TO INCLUDE A MATH OPERATOR.  An '=' in this column means to use the default 
# as defined in the rcfile.  The RHS should contain a REGEXP identifying 
# expected mailservers, which should appear in the Received: lines as a 
# "....by (somehost)REGEXP" type of string.
#
# The intended object of this file is to both allow you to identify services 
# which might send messages through differently named mail servers, and to 
# TUNE the spammishness associated with certain services.
#
# If it isn't obvious, this file supports comments, but only when STARTING 
# IN THE LHS COLUMN.  The egrep operation used to match the LHS token are 
# anchored to the beginning of the line, and are always domain literals.
#
# end of file