> It seems pretty straight forward to me. > > If you dont have any non-local users sending mail using this server you > could just shut down port 25. For those virtual-file id users use port > 587 with smtp authentication.Forwarding for those users is not relevant > here.
Hello, I was assuming this would be pretty easy, I'm a little surprised and now messing with this amavid-wtf.... I can't shut down port 25, since we accept mail for sites and forward it offsite. I don't have any users sending mail via our SMTP, they all use gmail boxes and their servers. I only want to accept mail that is to an address listed in some file somewhere, like /etc/postfix/virtual OR is sent by the local host. What's really interesting is my spam fests are normally preceeded by a /var with no free inodes left due to disk errors. 100% usage till I run fsck on it. I have to figure who ever is doing this crap obviously is targeting postfix and probably reads these same lists. Anyway, thanks for the suggestions, I tried them ... > > > As others said , post a sample of the headers of spam relayed and that > will help a lot > > > > >
