On 2024-12-30 at 10:11 +0100, Jaroslaw Rafa wrote:
> I also considered using a "more comprehensive solution" that you suggest,
> but similarly have no time to implement it. BTW, I have no problems with
> sending to Microsoft, or Yahoo, or any other big recipients, except Google.
> That's the only o
On 2024-12-29 at 21:23 -0500, postfix--- wrote:
> (B) MORE COMPREHENSIVE SOLUTION: destination-based Postfix relayhost
>
> The above is currently all or nothing. Eventually, I will want to
> improve, set up multiple relays with accounts on the too big to ignore
> balkanizing providers and autom
Hey friends,
I'm reaching out to ask if anyone on this list has landed on an
effective strategy to block this spam coming from subdomains used on
Google Workspace. I'm certain most of you are seeing it, given the
volume I'm seeing. I'll give 2 samples just to put us on the same page,
so you k
I'm rejecting using a regular expression on the sender address, and I've also
compiled a list of outgoing IP addresses which I block fully when I'm getting
too fed up with it. Do I care that this might block legit mail? Not much more
than Google cares about their outgoing spam...
Cheers,
Hans
