What would be nice in the anti-relay facilities within IMail is to be able
to accept for specific domains instead of hosts or users. Or am I wrong?
Phil
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Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Open relay and the nobody alias
> A couple of our domains have been reported to ORBS as open relay....
> Is there a way to use the nobody account and still keep ORBS off
> our tail?
If you are on ORBS, the best bet is to get OFF of it, and not do something
to try to fool them. ORBS is a great service; it lets you know BEFORE a
spammer relays through your system! When you get on ORBS, it essentially
means "This is a warning; you're about to have a spammer use up all your
resources."
Follow the advice in Len's post and you'll block just about any spam
relaying (except, of course, coming from your customers, or their mail
servers). And, you get off of ORBS to boot.
-Scott
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