-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Thu, 26 Sep 2013, Mike Edwards wrote:
The messages that come from cron and other system stuff that address messages to r...@my.host.name or to ownerofcron...@my.host.name Nobody will ever
ah, local messages. You still want to make sure in the MTA, these addresses are rejected from outside, to prevent spammers using them.
I did just find a way to put in a forward to forward everything to r...@my.host.name to a virtual box and now the messages have stopped for that
Check out if your MTA handles catch-all aliases or forwards for the whole domain.
- -- Steffen Kaiser
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