[Sorry, I got a little busy with non-letterrip stuff and forgot to
cehck the list]
Nope, it actually seems to have a from and to address of the letter
rip server.
I can check the logs closer to see if that is what is happening but
my conjecture is that
it is caused by server using the receiver address as the sender, I
see SPAM like that once in a while and this list is seeing some SPAM.
All of it goes away, except in these cases. I then do your not
recommended solution, I quit the server, find the specific mail and
remove it from the queues
and restart the server. I know that is dangerous. (Don't ever remove
a partially send real list message, the partial senders are lost.)
I now use Console to watch the log continually on the server and I
see one of the lists get into this 4 messages a second mode about
once a week.
On Mar 27, 2007, at 9:05 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chris Keller said:
I am having a problem with SPAM being sent to the server with the
server address as the return address which cases a "feedback" loop of
errors.
What is the best way to stop that from happening?
The server shouldn't be able to send mail to itself. Is this mail
that is
going to another server that immediately comes back to Letterrip?
If so, set an entry in the mailer daemon strings settings to
temporarily
block mail from that domain. THat will break the loop.
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