Hi! I've been looking for techniques to avoid SpamBot connections to the SMTP server (or at least to limit them or identify them easily). One of them was the 'Delayed greeting (220) procedure', as a big number of spambots start sending commands just after connecting, so this technique considers delaying the 220 greeting message after connection. My questions are:
1) Does Postfix implements this? If so, what parameters are related to this? (I'm trying to find something but I didn't see anything) 2) Is this worth it? I mean, should this technique be used by default or only under 'stressing' situations? Thanks for any comment! Regards
