Ole Ersoy schrieb:
Is it discarding it or trying to notify the sender that the mail can't
be delivered, but the sender is rejecting the notification....?
With the default configuration, James is indeed discarding the mail. It
seems as if James is not interpreting the "%" in addresses like
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and looks for a local user with the name
"user%somehost". At least with the default configuration (I've found no
way to change this), James is not checking if the local user exists
during the SMTP conversation, but spools all mails to
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]", no matter if "something" is a valid user or not.
Later, mails to unknown local users are forwarded to the
local-address-error processor and in the default configuration, this
processor only writes the mail to the dead letter queue without bouncing
a mail back to the sender. Creating a bounce can be enabled by
uncommenting the bounce mailet in the local-address-error configuration.
Though, I still don't understand how whoever managed to use my server as
a spam relay.
Tor
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