Am 06.04.2010 16:11, schrieb Josh Cason: > When I built the server after doing tons of research. (the old servers > ran sendmail and I didn't have a hand in setting them up.) > pop-before-smtp worked great for customers outside the network. If I > disabled pop-before-smtp they would not work. Just internal users. So > without any changes to the outside world in there e-mail clients. As > long as they had a proper username / password it worked great. My e-mail > server worked great for 1 year before (I assume this new type of spam) > starting showing up in my server. Now for about 1 year I have been > adding and trying different configurations to get ride of it. Seems to > be a partial open relay. I don't know what it is caused by and I'm > trying my best to spot or give all you helpfull people information > needed to sqash this. I can't thank you enough once again for help. In > this area I'm alone and don't have any help. Most people suguested > paying a service to host e-mail and I'm like that is stupid. But now > with my spare time involved in this. I question that. But I have two > problems with spam and this is a pretty big problem. If I could squash > it. Then my e-mail server would be close to perfect. Not perfect because > I was the only one knowning linux and setup other linux projects that > work great. Like routers, and what not. Just not so good at e-mail. > > Thanks, > > Josh > >
Sorry Josh, what exactly is your question ? where are your logs , where your postfix setup? -- Best Regards MfG Robert Schetterer Germany/Munich/Bavaria
