Hello,
Many thanks to all who replied.
Many suggestion are really helpful and we have been able to stop the
spammers for now.
Best regards
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Marcin Szymonik
szymoni...@gmail.com
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Many thanks
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Marcin Szymonik
szymoni...@gmail.com
I imagine most freemail providers keep a close eye on their abuse
mailboxes, limit the amount of mail that can be sent from any account in a
period of time (and the number of recipients in a single message), and
more than likely run some
by message contents - they avoid
patterns by changing headers (even an encoding), message texts or links if
they add any.
How can we fight this?
How other free mail service providers block this?
Best regards
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Marcin Szymonik
szymoni...@gmail.com
OK, I think I will pass messages to localhost 25 or use "advanced content
filter".
Many thanks
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Marcin Szymonik
szymoni...@gmail.com
o you think would be the best solution?
Switch to another scripting language?
Switch to "advanced content filter" like described at
http://www.postfix.org/FILTER_README.html ?
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Marcin Szymonik
szymoni...@gmail.com
Thank you so much!
You really helped me a lot.
All the best :-)
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Marcin Szymonik
szymoni...@gmail.com
if($spam) exec("/usr/bin/formail -I 'X-Spam-Flag: YES' <
$file|$sendmail -f $sender -- $recipient",$out,$status);
else exec("$sendmail -f $sender -- $recipient < $file",$out,$status);
}
mysql_close();
unlink($file);
exit($status);
?>
Thanks
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Marcin Szymonik
szymoni...@gmail.com
mailbox_domains = (my domains)
virtual_mailbox_maps = mysql:/etc/postfix2/mailboxes.cf
virtual_transport = dovecot
virtual_uid_maps = static:500
We run two postfix instances.
It's postfix 2.6.6 (postfix-2.6.6-2.2.el6_1.x86_64) running on Centos 6.2
Any ideas?
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Marcin Szymonik
szymoni...@gmail.com
