Why are they demanding that you filter outgoing mail? If your users are sending illegitimate email it can be traced back to the source easily enough. received from: headers and radius logs make it pretty straight forward.
<rant> I personally don't like the strong arm policies of some of the larger providers. I'm tired of getting mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED], a majority of bounces I receive from them are legitimate email lists on my mailman and ez-mlm servers. There is nothing in place for recourse. I have to deal with spam from the massive bot nets lurking on their networks. They can deal with processing the mail from my minuscule user base. I think they need to provide a better security infrastructure and educate their end users, rather than try to pass the buck onto a smaller provider. </rant> On Sat, 2006-09-02 at 14:13 -0400, Jeff Koch wrote: > Hi > > We are getting demands from large ISP's - Comcast, AOL, AT&T - that we spam > filter all outgoing email. We're using simscan to filter incoming email but > I think that misses email generated by our customers and autoresponders. > Can it be accomplished by modifying /home/vpopmail/etc/tcp.smtp ? > > How are other qmail users handling this? > > Thanks in advance. > > > > Jeff Koch > > >
