On 02/13/2012 03:47 PM, Robert Van Dresar wrote:
You are right, all of our users have to authenticate to send email, I
believe that's the default behavior of a stock QMT, so does that mean I
can add our domains to the blacklist-senders file??
Yes, by all means. Records in that file should look like:
@mydomain.com
I've tested for open relay, and that test returns OK. The failure
notices I receive in the postmaster account point to one of our users,
but it says the offending email is from
"[email protected]@some-random-ip-address", and bounces back
to about 50 other email addresses.
I'm not quite sure what you mean here. A specific example with headers
would help. Try to leave as much data intact as you can, but user and
domain names can be substituted consistently if you want to.
Her computer was off all weekend,
and we virus scanned it this morning and nothing. I really didn't think
of her password being compromised that's easy enough to change. I guess
I'll try that, especially since we're listed on five block lists now.
Sounds as though that's the culprit then. You should attempt to find out
how her password was compromised.
It can (and does occasionally) happen by network traffic sniffing if her
configuration sends a password in clear text anywhere (I've seen it
happen, once). This could be via webmail w/out https (the stock QMT
unfortunately allows this), or via a client program that's not using
TLS, such as a remote Outlook03 client. If you have remote clients using
Outlook03, you should set up QMT to handle smtps (port 465), and
configure those clients to use SSL accordingly.
If possible, all clients should use TLS for their smtp submissions,
whether on port 25 or 587. Unfortunately, QMT cannot yet enforce use of
TLS. Such a feature has been requested to be added to spamdyke, and may
(if we're lucky) be included in the next spamdyke release.
Please keep us posted.
--
-Eric 'shubes'
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