Am 2008-04-28 22:17:57, schrieb Jani Ollikainen:
Long time solution which won't help now and there are so many
systems that reporting them would be a long process..
I have written a procmail recipe and a BaSH script which report
automaticaly by analyzing the content of such bounces...
Hello Bernd,
Am 2008-04-29 06:53:13, schrieb Bernd Wurst:
But keep in mind, some legal senders, even some big ones, are listed there.
In my tests, I found out that one of the biggest german hosting providers,
1and1.com, was listed there which was not very good for my customers.
Hi.
On Monday 05 May 2008, Michelle Konzack wrote:
Unfortunately 11 is sending me continiously backscatters and do not
stop even if I have mailed them several times... kundenserver.de is
11 too and there are MANY custommers which spam me from there VHosts.
Maybe broken PHP forms or
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Set up a subdomain zone in one of your domains, and use the script to
populate the zone file, then set up Courier to use it as a DNS blacklist.
Fine. (Some suggest sub-subdomains, as backscatter.dnsbl.example.com.)
Q: is it publicly accessible, and mentioned in the
Bernd Wurst wrote:
You could use the DNSBL from backscatterer.org for this.
But keep in mind, some legal senders, even some big ones, are listed there.
Hi,
Yes, found too much entries there and need to whitelist them.
What I gathered from mail archives I should edit
Jani Ollikainen wrote:
Bernd Wurst wrote:
You could use the DNSBL from backscatterer.org for this.
But keep in mind, some legal senders, even some big ones, are listed there.
/etc/courier/smtpaccess/default and add lines like:
# Backscatter.org whitelist
83.145.220.69 allow,BLOCK
Alessandro Vesely writes:
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Set up a subdomain zone in one of your domains, and use the script to
populate the zone file, then set up Courier to use it as a DNS blacklist.
Fine. (Some suggest sub-subdomains, as backscatter.dnsbl.example.com.)
Q: is it publicly
Hi,
Subject pretty much says it all. How to fight against
spammers who have used my users email address / alias for
sending email.
Then the bounces begin to arrive.. Most of them
will come in regular smtp-servers which aren't in any
blocklists so no help from blocklists.
What can be done to
On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 5:08 PM, Jani Ollikainen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Subject pretty much says it all. How to fight against
spammers who have used my users email address / alias for
sending email.
Then the bounces begin to arrive.. Most of them
will come in regular smtp-servers
On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 07:50:42PM +0100, Lisa Muir wrote:
What can be done to them?
Unsolicited bounces are spam. Report them to spamcop and the
respecitve admins will get notificatin that they've been reported for
spamming due to sending unsolicited bounces. Some will act and upgrade
their
Jani Ollikainen writes:
Hi,
Subject pretty much says it all. How to fight against
spammers who have used my users email address / alias for
sending email.
Then the bounces begin to arrive.. Most of them
will come in regular smtp-servers which aren't in any
blocklists so no help from
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