On 09/19/2014 01:32 AM, Marinko Tarlac wrote:
According to my experience, this is to much and enough to get into spam
lists in case some accounts get compromised... And they will because
users are generally uneducated and they're using weak passwords
This is another issue which can be monitored using a software such as
fail2ban.
There is a basic way to block wrong passwords or rough clients
statically until they will review the mail policy and contact the
provider in some cases.
It can be very simple to block a user and refer him to a URL that will
explain most of the things while allowing him to contact the technical
support for more info.
If you do know about an option to use fail2ban and to use some DB to
block the clients using a nice url I would be happy to see this thing.
Eliezer
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