Thank you Noel !
Your regex worked.
But related the second problem, how can I block this kind of spams?
Spams from remote servers From: myaddr...@myvirtualdomain.com To:
myaddr...@myvirtualdomain.com?
It is ok for me to block all e-mail that are comming from remote smtp
servers From addres...@myvirtualdomains.
I don't have tele-workers, peaple that are using other servers to relay
their e-mails.
Thank you one more time.
Dan
Noel Jones wrote:
ddaas
wrote:
Hi there,
I have 2 problems I want to discuss with you guys.
1. I want to block e-mails from some specific address. So I used
header_checks = regexp:/usr/local/etc/postfix/header_checks and in
header_checks I have:
/^From: badaddr...@domain.com/ REJECT message
But nothing happens.
2. I am getting spams from remote smtp servers with forged sender
address (it is my address). The e-mail comes from
myaddr...@mydomain.com to myaddr...@mydomain.com
So, I decided to block all e-mails that come to my servers to my
domains (virtual) from remote smtp servers.
Fort that a added in check_sender_access
hash:/usr/local/etc/postfix/access_sender in
smtpd_recipient_restrictions. But surprise, today I got such a e-mail.
In access_sender I have: mydomain REJECT message1
I also ran postmap access_sender.
Your description and your postconf output seem reasonable. The only
explanation for it not working as expected is that the input doesn't
match your access map or header check.
/^From: badaddr...@domain.com/ REJECT
message
instead:
/^From:.*(<| )badaddr...@domain\.com/ REJECT message
note matching addresses in headers is tricky (impossible with a simple
regexp). This is "close", but will mis-fire on odd address
constructions.
In access_sender I have: mydomain REJECT
message1
My assumption here is that although the From: header is your domain,
the envelope sender isn't. Examining the logs will show the envelope
sender.
-- Noel Jones
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