At 07:05 AM 8/31/2003, Jeff Koch wrote:
Seems to me that our mail server is wasting alot of CPU and quarantine
disk space scanning email messages for unknown users. Is there a patch
that would bounce messages to unknown recipients before the mail reached
qmail-scanner? We have one domain that s
Hi,
chkuser patch at http://www.interazioni.it/qmail/#qmail-smtpd
or integrated with Bill Shupp's mega patch at
http://www.shupp.org
I use Bill's patch myself.
Regards,
Rick
Jeff Koch wrote:
Hi:
Seems to me that our mail server is wasting alot of CPU and quarantine
disk space scanning ema
Hi All,
I need a little guidance.
I, like most of us, have been getting hammered by SoBig. I upgraded to
q-s-1.20rc1 this past week, and I was happy to notice that SoBig was in
the default silent-viruses list, but after a couple days of running it,
I have noticed that the "senders" are still bei
On Sat, Aug 30, 2003 at 08:18:23PM -0400, Marc Nicholas wrote:
> I have Qmail-scanner/ClamAV/SpamAssassin running on a RedHat box with
> Qmail-1.03. There's definitely stuff going to quarantine, but I'm being told
> users are still getting lots of Sobig work messages...any clues as to why
> some st
Email from spammers typically causes a large number of bounces. Why not do
something like the following:
1) Register an email address [EMAIL PROTECTED] which forwards to a script, eg:
"| /usr/local/bin/countbounces"
2) countbounces counts the number of bouncing messages from each source, by I
I have Qmail-scanner/ClamAV/SpamAssassin running on a RedHat box with
Qmail-1.03. There's definitely stuff going to quarantine, but I'm being told
users are still getting lots of Sobig work messages...any clues as to why
some stuff is definitely getting nuked, but other stuff makes it through?
Tha
