On my opinion, you can be persecuted by law as "spammer" in the same
way your SPAM users are.Regards On Tue, 2006-06-13 at 06:58 -0500, Dave Richardson wrote: > Why aren't you kicking those users off of your system? > They must clearly be in violation of a policy of your system? > Why make software fix an enforcement problem that you are clearly > responsible for? > > Sorry to be honest about it, but if you know who the problem users are, > remove them. > Vpopmail/qmail shouldn't be used, in my opinion, to police this situation. > > Dave. > > Mustafa S,ims,ek wrote: > > Hi, > > > > i use FreeBSD 6.0, Qmail and Vpopmail. my server has smtp auth and pop > > before smtp. > > > > some users do spam on my server. i use spamguard for this people > > block. it is very good but spammers foxy. They use fake from name and > > spamguard block wrong address. For example : > > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] is a real user and has smtp auth. He wrote from name > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] and spamguard block [EMAIL PROTECTED] so > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] has smtp auth already. > > > > i have some question about this situation > > > > 1. is it possible configure qmail blocking from names? Only > > @myserver.com could send e-mails? > > 2. this spammer use fake ip addresses so i can't detect real user. is > > it possible to detect real user from logs? > -- Pablo Povarchik - FuturaHost.Com CEO Managed hosting services, the core of our work +--------- Web Hosting - Dedicated Servers - Colocation (AS39317) ----------+ | [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://www.futurahost.com/ - (+39) 0461 592710 | Special! Get a Full Cabinet + 10Mbps full burst for only EUR 1,099 per month | in our London (UK) facilities. Availability also in Fremont CA, USA. +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
