> >
> > >
> > > this looks like your sendmail DID reject mail from client.
> > >
> >
> > I think you are maybe right, however this is not being reported and it
> > gets stuck in my delivering mail server. Which I do not get because if I
> > put my own email address on the email blacklist, I am gett
Hi there,
On Tue, 8 Feb 2022, Marc wrote:
... the frontend servers know what can be relayed.
Hmm. Do you have multiple MTAs processing mail in some kind of chain?
Can you describe your setup more fully?
... I noticed somewhere in clamav or clamav-milter there was a
'--bounce' option. And I
I just reread my message. Reject is good behavior. Bouncing is not. At
least in my opinion. Replace reject below with bounce and you have my
correct opinion.
Sorry,
Lyle
On 2/8/22 9:49 AM, Lyle Giese via clamav-users wrote:
But the reject may NOT be going to the server/service that sent th
But the reject may NOT be going to the server/service that sent the virus.
You received a bad email from hackedu...@example.com from server
mail.badisp.ru
However the mx record for example.com is mail.example.com, not the
sending server or ISP.
Now you have annoyed somebody that had nothing
On 08.02.22 10:35, Marc wrote:
>Normally when a client connection is reject by my sendmail server, the
> client is notified of the Reject message and the client server is
> generating a NDR. This is listed in my log as [1]
> however when I send a virus
what's the difference between "you" and
On Tuesday 08 February 2022, Andrea Venturoli via clamav-users wrote:
> > That is the problem of the server that is contacting mine.
> > They should not be relaying such crap to me anyway.
>
> No, this is *your* problem.
No. Marc is absolutely right. That is sender's server problem and
its ser
On Tuesday 08 February 2022, Marc wrote:
> I have a bit of experience with mailfromd and if I reject a message
> there the MTA processes it correctly but different from clamav-milter.
b.t.w. mailfromd can replace clamav-milter:
prog eom
do
if clamav(current_message(),clamd_port)
rejec
>
> >
> > this looks like your sendmail DID reject mail from client.
> >
>
> I think you are maybe right, however this is not being reported and it
> gets stuck in my delivering mail server. Which I do not get because if I
> put my own email address on the email blacklist, I am getting the delive
> > That is the problem of the server that is contacting mine. They should
> not be relaying such crap to me anyway.
>
> No, this is *your* problem.
> If you start annoying people with inappropriate bounces, you'll get into
> blacklists fast.
>
> In any case, we are OT, so I'll stop here.
>
Try
On 2/8/22 10:50, Marc wrote:
That is the problem of the server that is contacting mine. They should not be
relaying such crap to me anyway.
No, this is *your* problem.
If you start annoying people with inappropriate bounces, you'll get into
blacklists fast.
In any case, we are OT, so I'l
> >Normally when a client connection is reject by my sendmail server, the
> > client is notified of the Reject message and the client server is
> > generating a NDR. This is listed in my log as [1]
>
> > however when I send a virus
>
> what's the difference between "you" and a "client connecti
>
> > So please explain, why should I not do this, and why I should care about
> a server that is delivering a spam message to mine?
>
> You might not care about the server that sent a virus to you, but you
> should care about the *apparent* sender, which has probably nothing to
> do with this; s
On 2/8/22 09:40, Marc wrote:
There is a difference between rejecting the message and having the client
server decide whether or not it creates a message to the sender. (which is what
I want)
Sorry, I find that unclear; please explain better.
my server is generating a message to the sende
On 07.02.22 21:36, Marc wrote:
Normally when a client connection is reject by my sendmail server, the
client is notified of the Reject message and the client server is
generating a NDR. This is listed in my log as [1]
however when I send a virus
what's the difference between "you" and a "cl
> > Normally when a client connection is reject by my sendmail server,
> > the client is notified of the Reject message and the client server
> > is generating a NDR. This is listed in my log as [1] however when I
> > send a virus it looks like sendmail is not reporting the reject back
> > to the c
> On 2/7/22 22:36, Marc wrote:
> > however when I send a virus it looks like sendmail is not reporting the
> reject back to the client server.
> > How should I 'enable' this?
>
> Don't.
> Viruses are usually sent with a spoofed sender address; you would only
> annoy victims who didn't really send
On 2/7/22 22:36, Marc wrote:
however when I send a virus it looks like sendmail is not reporting the reject
back to the client server.
How should I 'enable' this?
Don't.
Viruses are usually sent with a spoofed sender address; you would only
annoy victims who didn't really send what you rece
Hi there,
On Mon, 7 Feb 2022, Marc wrote:
Normally when a client connection is reject by my sendmail server,
the client is notified of the Reject message and the client server
is generating a NDR. This is listed in my log as [1] however when I
send a virus it looks like sendmail is not reportin
Normally when a client connection is reject by my sendmail server, the client
is notified of the Reject message and the client server is generating a NDR.
This is listed in my log as [1] however when I send a virus it looks like
sendmail is not reporting the reject back to the client server. How
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