My problem are the client that send mail send mail throught of the SMTP
auth.
I have prepare a plugin for SpamAssasin, for verify if the email into
throught of the SMTP auth or throught of the MX for externals mails.
This plugin work becouse I received the email throught of two IP: The
first
Sorry for the confusion.
I am talking about connecting from an untrusted IP. We do have
authentication enabled on our SMTP server to disable relaying for unknown
users but as far as I can tell there's nothing in the headers that seems to
show this.
ie: pc - smtp1 - inbox (just shows the PCs IP
On 27.04.10 02:26, Martin Caine wrote:
Sorry for the confusion.
I am talking about connecting from an untrusted IP. We do have
authentication enabled on our SMTP server to disable relaying for unknown
users but as far as I can tell there's nothing in the headers that seems to
show this.
We're using qmail with qmail-scanner (personally I'd prefer switching to
postfix but it's not practical to do that at the moment. I'll see if I can
find out how to add the auth information into the headers.
Thanks
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Hi,
I'm hoping someone here has some ideas on how we can whitelist our local
domain as some of our internal emails have been getting junked by
spamassasin and we don't just want to whitelist_from the domain as any
spoofed junk will be allowed through too.
I've spent a little while reading
On Mon, 26 Apr 2010, Martin Caine wrote:
Received: from host[my_ip_address].in-addr.btopenworld.com (HELO
?192.168.32.10?) (mar...@[my_domain_dot_com]@[my_ip_address])
by [our_servers_hostname].memset.net with SMTP; 26 Apr 2010 09:26:45 -
If 'my_ip_address' is truly 'internal' then you
Hi Charles,
Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately where I put my ip it's actually showing
the IP I have here at work, it's the IP assigned for our internet connection
in the office and is dynamic (and even if it was static, whitelisting it
would only fix the problem if we were emailing from the
You used the phrase 'internal' to describe the IP from which you are
sending your mail. If you are trying to send mail by connecting from an
untrusted (external) dynamic IP address (including blackberries) then you
need to use some form of SMTP authentication on the connection to verify
that
