Re: [toaster] Receiving SPAM via secondary MXes

2007-03-21 Thread Claas Langbehn
Bill Shupp wrote: Tighten security on the backup MX machines. Use more RBLs, and try greylisting. That's what I do. Unfortunately, I have no control over the backup MX servers. I thought maybe there would be a way to treat mails from MX servers different. e.g. Don't bounce mails if deliver

Re: [toaster] Receiving SPAM via secondary MXes

2007-03-21 Thread Bill Shupp
Claas Langbehn wrote: > Hello guys 'n' girls, > > I am receiving a lot of spam from my secondary MXes. I can even say that > 99.9% of the mails I receive from my MXes is SPAM. As long as I am > deleting mails to not existing users, it's okay. But when I am bouncing > the mails, I am probably getti