Re: Spam (2)
<quote who="danilo lujambio">
> El vie, 10-10-2003 a las 07:21, Frederik Rousseau escribió:
>
> Hi,
>
> Some questions about spam :
>
> I am using the file access of the sendmail to control the spam , but it
> seems not the best solution. (I don't want to change my MTA)
>
> What dou you use to look for the origin adress of the spam ?
>
> Sinceresly I am lookin for it reading my logs and is very tedious task.
>
> Thanks !
>
> dl
</quote>
Well, I am using postfix (not telling you to change) but I have set up
some options to check the host that is connecting (make a dns resolution
of the name that is trying to connect) for example if it says it is
mail.acme.com and that does not resolv in dns it rejects.. also I have it
to check the domain, if acme.com in the From header does not exist postfix
also rejects... more stuff I have also placed a limit for 100K per mail
since rarely I receive anything bigger than that (so I dont receive this
viruses neither the notifications, though I understand this can be too
drastic for some people), with all this checks I reduced 1000 mails per 12
hours to 0 or 3 per day.
Good luck
-daniel
http://www.debian-gnu.com
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- From: Frederik Rousseau <fred@cmelectronics.be>
- Re: Spam (2)
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