Bill Wichers wrote:
I totally agree with you and I know that I'm blocking what I don't want
to, but if I don't, my server gets so busy that nobody can send messages
cause it's a small machine to handle only two domains, one with 2 and
other with 154 accounts, and I only have some load on a busines
> I totally agree with you and I know that I'm blocking what I don't want
> to, but if I don't, my server gets so busy that nobody can send messages
> cause it's a small machine to handle only two domains, one with 2 and
> other with 154 accounts, and I only have some load on a business hours.
>
>>
Hi Marco,
/usr/local/bin/rblsmtpd -b -C \
-r "list.dsbl.org:Your mail server is listed in DSBL list." \
-r "bl.spamcop.net:Your mail server is listed in Spamcop
blocklist." \
-r "relays.ordb.org:Your mail server is an OPEN RELAY (ORDB
list)." \
-r "sbl.spamhaus.o
Hi Rick,
I don't know what you can do. What you have done so far is block
legitimate email servers from sending your clients email, while reducing
your load, it is not a good practice. If you are going to do something
like that you might as well just turn off your mail server.
I totally agr
Josh,
I have not been able to get Courier-IMAP installed yet. I went ahead
and installed BINCIMAP - works great. I also have a script for it to so
one doesn't have to move all the mails to the IMAPdir that will be used
with BINC.
--marco
On Apr 12, 2005, at 6:24 PM, Joshua Kolden wrote:
I just
Hello,
with the rblsmtpd setup, if a valid email is sent, and the server/sender happens to be listed in one of the RBL sites, the email gets bounced, correct? or does it just get absorbed into a dark hole on the backside of the server ;-) ?
if the message get bounced, is there a(n) (error) messag
Walter Souto R. Junior wrote:
Rick,
Looks to me like someone used your domain(s) as the From address when
sending out spam, those messages bounced to who ever the sent them to
and now they are being returned (falsely, but what are you going to
do about faked From addresses).
Happens to us e
Rick,
Looks to me like someone used your domain(s) as the From address when
sending out spam, those messages bounced to who ever the sent them to
and now they are being returned (falsely, but what are you going to do
about faked From addresses).
Happens to us every so often as well, usually
Hi Walter,
At 20.10 13/04/2005, you wrote:
Hi Tonix,
If remote user is sending using an authenticated SMTP session, you would
find his name within chkuser logging.
Look at these entries from my smtpd log:
@4000425d6a992de7abbc.s:@4000425d6a2c106b451c CHKUSER rejected
rcpt: from <::> remote
