Thanks for the reply Jake.
I am very familiar with IP tables,
I am using you " firewall " built into the ISO installer.
So instead of adding many lines of IP addresses to the
/etc/rc.d/firewall.ruleset,
Can I add a line that will load a second file , say called "badip" which
contains a list of firewall rules just for the bad IP`s.
Can you also show what to add to the tcp.smtp, in case I want to use
that method
Any one tried using, Inter7`s tcpblocker?
Thanks
Jake Vickers wrote:
On 03/23/2010 11:00 AM, madmac wrote:
Some of our clients are saying they are getting tons more spam than
usual.
I have them send me the IP`s from the email headers,
1.Can I block spammers using IP address
2. Do I need to install sopamdyke to accomplish this
Thanks
There's been an increase in spam lately, according to my server's
metrics.
For habitual spammy servers, I block them in iptables. You can also
block them in the tcp.smtp file.
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