Upgrade to exim which has extensive spam prevention mechanisms and filters
build in.
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED] you wrote:
: Is there any way I can disable spammers from using my smail server to
: distribute spam?
: From the logs it appears that someone is sending mail from a
: compuserve
On Sun, 22 Jun 1997, Christoph Lameter wrote:
Upgrade to exim which has extensive spam prevention mechanisms and filters
build in.
I hope to install a unique system this week that uses exim to handle email
to the internet and smail handling the extensive uucp network that it
interfaces
Exim can do table lookups as you wish and its very easy compared to what
I have seen from smail. Get on the exim mailing list:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
for details regarding how to configure exim for that purpose.
You also might also want to have a look at the exim web site
http://www.exim.org
On
Is there any way I can disable spammers from using my smail server to
distribute spam?
From the logs it appears that someone is sending mail from a
compuserve account that then propagates into a large batch of mails to
address all over the world.
let me preface this with: While I am a
The curretn smail beta has these features and a release of a new smail
with much better security is near. There is a bit of an argument on some
of the smail mailing lists now about how the default setup should be. As
currently proposed, the default configuration would be very strict and
likely
Is there any way I can disable spammers from using my smail server to
distribute spam?
From the logs it appears that someone is sending mail from a
compuserve account that then propagates into a large batch of mails to
address all over the world.
The original post from compuserve and the
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