Linux 7.1, qmail 1.03, VMailMgr 0.96, tmda 0.61 My "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" accounts (4 different domains) get a LOT of e-mail---appx. 3,000 a day, mostly debug e-mails sent from our web servers to debug our e-comm. To further clarify, e-mail sent to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" actually gets sent to each of 3 personal accounts ([EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], etc) via a .qmail file. These are the 3 "webmasters" and each of us has a shell account, though the .qmail file just sends them to each of our personal e-mail accounts.
However, as one knows, the "webmaster@" e-mail address also gets a LOT of nasty spam, infected with attachments, viruii, etc. We have antivirus protection, but this is still dangerous and a drain on resources. Q: Would one recommend attaching tmda to this type of e-mail account, and others like it? How much of an extra drain would tmda be on each one of these debug e-mails, even if they were already on the domain whitelist (*@=domain.com ok)? Am i better off just creating a new e-mail address for our debug e-mails and changing that reference in our debugging code? thanks in advance, ben. _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
