quot;spam trap" by hotmail?
>
>
>> [snip]
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>
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hotmail.com via a DNS lookup?
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n, should
>> one see spamassassin working (I am using a Ubuntu server)
>
> This might be better asked on an amavisd forum -
>
> But having said that, the spamassassin classes are actually called
> directly by amavis, so you won't see any spamassassin processes running.
OK
>> b...@example.com OK
>>
>>
>> if you want more, use restriction classes.
>>
>> In either case, users can forge the sender address. if this is an issue,
>> you need SASL authentication, preferably with smtpd_sender_login_maps
>> (the alternative would be to give no login:pass to "restricted" users).
>>
>
> THanks !!!
>
> This answer to my needs exactly what i want !!
>
>
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15:44, David Touzeau wrote:
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>> Is there a "map" solution to do this behavior ??
>
> policyd v2 can do this
>
> http://www.policyd.org/ its more complicated without :-)
>
> join policyd maillist for more info on this
>
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Hello,
I have been recently playing with Postfix a lot and I was curious of the
consequences of disabling the VRFY command. I have disabled the
VRFY command because it allow attackers to see what users
were valid e.g. local users could be identified.
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> 250-XXXA
> 250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES
> 250-8BITMIME
> 250 DSN
>
> Disable smtp fixup in your router. It breaks more things than solves.
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s) and send a warning
> message stating again that we "will never ask you for your password". Yet
> each time someone falls for it...
>
> Charles
>
>>
>> Thanks
>> Ram
>>
>>
>>
>
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