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Here's the situation... I'm using Imail 7.07
as a Backup Mail Spooler only (no mail account, domain list is in HOSTS
file) to my primary mail server. The relay settings are for Addresses only
and the only address allowed for realy is my primary mail server (sounds good
right?).
Here's what the spammers are doing. They send
a message to the BACKUP server with a known BAD primary mail address for a
domain in the HOSTS file and a SPAM CC address that they want to send
to. The backup server accepts the mail because it is addressed to a
domain in the HOSTS file and needs to send it on to the primary mail
server.
Here's the problem: It goes ahead and
delivers the SPAM CC message right away.
The bad primary message will get bounced, but that
doesn't matter... the spammer got his message delivered off my backup
server.
How can I stop this? Any ideas?
Thanks,
Joe
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- Re: [IMail Forum] Spammer found a way... Joe Wolf
- Re: [IMail Forum] Spammer found a way... Smart Business Lists
- Re: [IMail Forum] Spammer found a way... Len Conrad
- Re: SPAM:Re: [IMail Forum] Spammer foun... Joe Wolf
- Re: SPAM:Re: [IMail Forum] Spammer ... Len Conrad
- RE: SPAM:Re: [IMail Forum] Spam... Randy Armbrecht
- RE: SPAM:Re: [IMail Forum] Spammer ... John Tolmachoff \(Lists\)
