On 13.11.2025 22:28 Ralph Mayer via mailop <[email protected]> wrote:
> I need some ideas how to deal with this (small snippet from my logs) Nothing. :-) As the sender domain does not exist, your server rejects it, so you are not being annoyed by those mails. > As you can see, the to-address is generated and its different hosts > at google trying to send mails. Fine, because mostly you have a whitelist (I use virtuser in sendmail for that), those addresses are rejected too by your server, so those mails will never reach you. I also see such messages, some spammers crawl message-IDs with my domain and think that are mail addresses. Some also can't handle plus addresses properly and try to send to non-existent addresses. For me, that is just regular noise whose I do not need to care about. > [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> did not respond That is default. > Also, why does this not trigger countermeasures at Google? Because Google give a <beep> about abusers in their network. -- kind regards Marco Send spam to [email protected]
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