My network security honcho just came in and told me that according to
ORDB, my Debian box is an open relay. Am I really a relay, and how do I
tighten up the security if I am? Thanks!
Here's the message that ORDB sent to me:
This is an automatically generated mail from ORDB.org.
Your submitted host 150.252.128.51 has been classified as an open relay and
is now stored in our database.
If you in any way appreciate this information we welcome donations of any amount,
be they small or large, to cover some of the expenses associated with development
and maintenance of ORDB. http://ORDB.org/donate/ is the place to go.
This email is sent from an unattended mailbox, so please do not
reply to it. To find information about how to contact ORDB.org,
please visit http://ORDB.org/contact/.
Have a nice day, thank you for using ORDB.org.
PS. Need this mail translated? Have a look at:
http://ORDB.org/translation/#open_relay_detected
And another message from them:
Envelope-to: postmaster@westek.acu.edu
From: bitbucket@ORDB.org
To: postmaster
Subject: Open relay detected within your network
This is an automatically generated mail from ORDB.org.
Someone has submitted your mail server 150.252.128.51 to our relay checker a
<http://ORDB.org/submit/>, and we have learned that it is in fact an
open relay.
For details about the test results, please refer to
<http://ORDB.org/lookup/?host=150.252.128.51>.