If you only have one server and it is SIMS then it should not send a bounce back to the fake return address it should only tell the sending server that the address is not valid.
Michael
On Jun 22, 2004, at 12:18 PM, Global Homes Webmaster wrote:
On 6/22/04 at 07:20, Paul Galati wrote:
I am not an ISP and only really maintain about 60 accounts. I have multiple log files open all day and check on the filtered log looking for system(pop). If there is a legitimate mistake, I can inform that user of it. Spammers are playing an ugly game, and I am just trying to live with them.
Just one more time for form's sake and then I'll stop beating my head
against the wall: For reasons already given earlier in this thread, it
really is better to _not_ route UNKNOWN to NULL and to just let SIMS bounce
messages to unknown addresses and tempban address harvesters as
appropriate.
-- Christopher Bort | [EMAIL PROTECTED] Webmaster, Global Homes | [EMAIL PROTECTED] <http://www.globalhomes.com/>
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