Hello list, I'd gladly like your opinion on this.
For some days I switched sendmails loglevel to 15 and noticed that 99% of
the spamflow is sent to me from smtp clients: PC's with names as
'pool,adsl,dynamic,..' or just an IP number. They send smtp but don't listen
on the smtp port theirself.
On Jul 16, 2006, at 2:02 AM, ML Listuser wrote:
Hello list, I'd gladly like your opinion on this.
For some days I switched sendmails loglevel to 15 and noticed that 99%
of
the spamflow is sent to me from smtp clients: PC's with names as
'pool,adsl,dynamic,..' or just an IP number. They
On Sun, Jul 16, 2006 at 11:02:06AM +0200, ML Listuser wrote:
So I created a filter_relay which, on a connect-request, tries to establish a
telnet/smtp connection with the calling host and if it does _not_ succeed,
rejects the connection with '554 my mx ESMTP not accepting messages'.
You
Thank you Jan-Pieter,
As a matter of fact I have a range smtp-vbrnn.xs4all.nl in the whitelist. I
knew about xs4all as I often receive mail from there.
What I didn't knew/hoped was this behaviour from other ISP's.
So this is typically something I overlooked.
I will see into John Rudd's
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