hiwe are getting spam with long url links to external websites. some times the links are hundreds of characters long.few examples given belowis there any rule to block these ?basically i need to block any url which contains several alphanumeric characters at the end.http://x.com/uquote/b7e7c7f9
hiwe are getting spam with long url links to external websites.few examples given belowis there any rule to block these ?basically i need to block any url which contains too many alphanumeric characters at the end.http://x.com/uquote/b7e7c7f955d9af8c5efa5d66ea4404d9http://www..us/l/lt1N2743
On Tue, 22 Jul 2014 13:30:13 -0800
Kevin Miller wrote:
> I guess catting the output of the ldap
> query onto the access table and hash it once a night would be just as
> easy. I'll give that test.
Another option, since you're running Sendmail, is to use a milter such
as MIMEDefang and do a real
At the moment I'm using spf-sav talking to Exchange 2007. I mentioned
virtualuser because that's what Ted said he was using to good affect. I am
using the access table as well, mostly to reject mail from specific places. I
guess catting the output of the ldap query onto the access table and h
On 7/22/2014 3:54 PM, Kevin Miller wrote:
Resurrecting an old thread here. We're finally migrating to Exchange 2013, and
I have a script that will extract email addresses from ldap, but when looking
at the virtualuser table it seems that it's used to map one address to another.
The script pu
Resurrecting an old thread here. We're finally migrating to Exchange 2013, and
I have a script that will extract email addresses from ldap, but when looking
at the virtualuser table it seems that it's used to map one address to another.
The script puts out addresses in the following format:
