Spamcop Reporting, does this exist?

[malloc]

Hi everyone,

I currently have multiple servers with different IP addresses assigned to them. I'm running into an issue where these servers are getting blacklisted due to abusers signing up and abusing. I can monitor them on my own server using the cPanel logs, and thankfully remove the abusers.

However, my question is, is there a such thing as signing up to a spam monitoring systm, like spamcop, and putting in certain IP addresses I want it to monitor using their spamtraps? So that if spam was sent out from ip xx.xx.xx.xx, I would be notified that one of my ips went through a spam trap?

Thanks!

 

[cPanelMichael]

Hello

I'm not 100% positive what you mean by one of your IP addresses going through a spam trap. Could you provide an example of the type of configuration you are seeking?

Thank you.

 

[malloc]

Hey cPanelMichael,

Sorry about the gray explanation. I wanted a centralized location where I could receive reports of spam activity that's been detected by spamcop, or any other major authority, from ip's that I specify. Kind of like the AOL postmaster feedback loop. Whenever one of my ips gets reported for spam activity on aol's network, they forward the email to me and notify me of that activity.

Hope this clears it up a little. As mentioned above, it's very easy to monitor this activity locally using the many WHM features available, but I would like to keep tabs on whether or not customers of mine are spamming on their servers using an outside resource

Thank you!

 

[cPanelMichael]

I'm not aware of any centralized location where that data is stored, as it's all derived from the publicly available remote spam lists. You could contract the individual lists to see if they offer that type of service.

Thank you.