Linux Addict wrote:
Unfortuantly that hosts also sends some legitimate mails. I just want to
block those two mail ids for now.
smtpd_sender_restrictions = hash:/etc/postfix/sender_access
sender_access has following entries, but not working.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> REJECT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> REJECT
Anything wrong here?
My opinion is the host should removed from the network until
it's fixed. You already know it's been compromised somehow.
What if it starts attacking other hosts in your network?
If you can't remove it from the network, I think you should
reject all mail from that host until it's fixed. What if it
starts using a random sender address (I'm surprised it doesn't
already)?
If you insist on keeping the host on and accepting mail from
it, you need to:
- press the [plain text] button before posting from gmail.
The html crap makes it much harder to help you.
- show log entries of what you are trying to block
- show current "postconf -n" output
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Noel Jones
