On Tue, 30 Jul 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> First off I really have to thank Davide because Xmail is performing
> beautifully for me despite a little problem I am having at the moment.
> It seems that someone has determined that my server would be a good one
> to use to try to spam a large list of people throughout the country.
> While this isn't nearly the problem it could be (because their email
> just plain is not getting past the server.) it is still a concern and an
> annoyance. At present, these fools have taken their @aol.com account and
> have sent well over 1000 messages to my mail server with the apparent
> expectations that they would be delivered from there to their final
> destination. What happens from there is that the mails are bounced based
> on them not being authorized users and I receive a note that the mail
> has been returned with the reason at my postmaster account.
>
> What I want to do is to not even accept mail from these 2 unauthorized
> users at all so that it lowers the bandwidth usage (if only by not
> sending them reply/bounce messages) and allows me to keep receiving
> 'valid errors' when my users make mistakes, but not be spammed into
> oblivion.

what is the content of your smtprelay.tab ?



- Davide


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