> >Is there any way to avoid this? I heard about limiting the number of
> >persons in the TO: clause. Does this work good? how should I setup that?
> >What happen if someone do this? will be rejected?
>
> You can restrict the number of recipients (to 20, for example), which
would
> slow down the attacker. However, it may also be an inconvenience for some
> of your users who like to forward E-mail to everyone they know. The
E-mail
> wouldn't be rejected, they would just have to connect again to get more
> addresses, slowing them down slightly.
Ok. Where can I change this? But if it do not reject the email (only slow
down them)... where is the advantage? 100 emails will take him 5 times
more... but he will get the same results.... right?
If later I sent an email to all the accounts (suppose 50)... my outlook
express will send the email 3 times??
Thanks,
Dami
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