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Easy to fix (regarding spammers).
Just setup a separate virtual domain on your iMail server,
and give it a non-routable domain name - such as MyDomainName.int (we use
".int", short for internal)
Put your aliases at that domain name.
Anyone connecting to your server via a user account can
email to that domain name, since iMail looks internally before checking DNS.
Outside MTA's can't route to it since it's not in the DNS name space.
I'm assuming you have a spare virtual domain left on your
license.
Paul
Fuhrmeister From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Casaleggio Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 3:15 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [IMail Forum] spam vacation messages We have a script that is supposed to enable vacation for the sender, and include their message as the vacation message. Lately, we have seen spammers sending to our vacation address and if they cc a real user, the script activates the vacation message for the real user, sending the spam message to all who write her! Does anyone out there use this same script (I think it came from imail years ago) and have a solution for this? Thanks.
John
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