At 12:21 -0500 on 6/21/97, Vebj¯rn Forsmo wrote:
> John Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > If so, how do I stop it?
>
> There is a set of patches for Sendmail that allow it to do this,
> you can use BlackMail as a spam-filter, or install qmail
> (http://www.qmail.org/) which has a reaso
John Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The last entry is the first reference to this piece of mail in my
> logs! Is it possible for someone to use their compuserve account to
> send mail to my daemon that instructs it to run the bulk mailout?
Yes. It is very easy to use a standard mailhost as
Paul Wade wrote:
>
> The problem of "relaying" can be solved by restricting access to the local
> subnet. However, that would irritate some good customers. Suppose I am
> traveling with my laptop and want to read and answer my email. I don't
> want to pay for a toll call to the dialup because I ca
On Fri, Jun 20, 1997 at 07:50:01AM +1000, John Foster wrote:
> This post is probably a bit off topic, but maybe one of you can give
> me a pointer in the right direction.
>
> I'm looking after the servers of an ISP, and someone is using us for
> bulk mailouts.
>
> I get a lot of mail in postmaste
The problem of "relaying" can be solved by restricting access to the local
subnet. However, that would irritate some good customers. Suppose I am
traveling with my laptop and want to read and answer my email. I don't
want to pay for a toll call to the dialup because I can hook up via
ethernet or m
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