On Mon, May 30, 2005 at 11:48:53AM -0400, Kevin Peuhkurinen wrote:
Matthew S. Cramer wrote:
If an email is from or MAILER-DAEMON then I check the mail for a
line that looks like /^Received.*one.of.our.ip.addresses/. If it
doesn't have the line, then I reject the mail with a 554 and Bounced
Matthew S. Cramer wrote:
If an email is from or MAILER-DAEMON then I check the mail for a
line that looks like /^Received.*one.of.our.ip.addresses/. If it
doesn't have the line, then I reject the mail with a 554 and Bounced
message did not originate here.
I was intrigued by this idea and
On 5/27/05, Justin Mason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Steve Prior writes:
My domain geekster.com has been Joe jobbed for the last couple
of weeks. In spite of the fact that I responsibly created SPF
records for my domain, I am getting flooded
My domain geekster.com has been Joe jobbed for the last couple
of weeks. In spite of the fact that I responsibly created SPF
records for my domain, I am getting flooded with bounce messages
from other mail systems that don't understand most spam from
addresses are forged. Fortunatly AOL seems
On Fri, May 27, 2005 at 12:16:52PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think this is an awesome idea!
I hate getting stupid emails about how my spam or virus was rejected from
someone I've never heard of. I can't very well be sending out Outlook
viruses
from a Linux box!
Its just adding
Matthew S. Cramer wrote:
If an email is from or MAILER-DAEMON then I check the mail for a
line that looks like /^Received.*one.of.our.ip.addresses/. If it
doesn't have the line, then I reject the mail with a 554 and Bounced
message did not originate here.
This has eliminated all the bogus
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Steve Prior writes:
My domain geekster.com has been Joe jobbed for the last couple
of weeks. In spite of the fact that I responsibly created SPF
records for my domain, I am getting flooded with bounce messages
from other mail systems that don't
Justin Mason wrote:
A BL would probably be helpful -- but sadly some *really big* networks
(Earthlink's challenge-response) and companies (Fortune 500s) produce
these bounces, too, so it'd have serious FP potential, since those mail
relay IP addresses produce both the bounces and the legit
Actually, you can forward viruses from a Linux box if the virus is an
attachment
or embedded in the message. It makes no difference what OS you are using when
you send the message. Linux only protects us from the viruses that want to
harm Windows.
Thanks,
Antonio DeLaCruz
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On Fri, 27 May 2005, Matthew S. Cramer wrote:
You could probably do this with a SA rule. I do it with MIMEDefang
milter.
If an email is from or MAILER-DAEMON then I check the mail for a
line that looks like /^Received.*one.of.our.ip.addresses/. If it
doesn't have the line, then I reject
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