On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 2:14 AM, jeffs wrote:
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> However, rather than building (for me) a difficult query I
> thought there might be a mechanism in Postfix which could be used to stop a
> sudden increase of outbound emails.
>
put all outbound mail on the hold queue by default. periodically
jeffs wrote:
Sahil Tandon wrote:
On Mon, 23 Mar 2009, jeffs wrote:
There is the slight potential for abuse by these logged in users that
one or two may figure out a way to send spam through this system by
forging (not login) credentials that the database uses to sort out
outbound email
Sahil Tandon wrote:
On Mon, 23 Mar 2009, jeffs wrote:
There is the slight potential for abuse by these logged in users that
one or two may figure out a way to send spam through this system by
forging (not login) credentials that the database uses to sort out
outbound email.
This
On Mon, 23 Mar 2009, jeffs wrote:
> There is the slight potential for abuse by these logged in users that
> one or two may figure out a way to send spam through this system by
> forging (not login) credentials that the database uses to sort out
> outbound email.
This is really shady. Why c
jeffs wrote:
I have a postfix system set up that works fine (well, maybe that is
because it is not totally on-line yet :-\ ). But testing has been great.
Once it goes live this system is going to be used to send email alerts
to users based on certain database activity. Actually, a script whi
I have a postfix system set up that works fine (well, maybe that is
because it is not totally on-line yet :-\ ). But testing has been great.
Once it goes live this system is going to be used to send email alerts
to users based on certain database activity. Actually, a script which
runs again
