John Rudd wrote:
But even if I wanted a dynamic IP doesn't make much sense as MX. :-(
> Part of the operating definition of "soho mail server" that I am using
> for botnet is: if your operation is so small that you're forced to use a
> dynamic IP address for your email server, then you're proba
Andy Spiegl wrote:
John Rudd wrote:
b) spiegl.de has 1-5 MX records, and one of them has 1-5 A records, one
of which resolves to the submitting relay (87.152.143.202).
Hm, but why would I want to put this dynamic IP into the list of MXs?
The soho mailserver doesn't accept mails from outside.
John Rudd wrote:
> b) spiegl.de has 1-5 MX records, and one of them has 1-5 A records, one
> of which resolves to the submitting relay (87.152.143.202).
Hm, but why would I want to put this dynamic IP into the list of MXs?
The soho mailserver doesn't accept mails from outside.
Shouldn't the BOT
Andy Spiegl wrote:
John Rudd wrote:
When you're just using the BOTNET rule directly, not as a meta-rule, the
BOTNET_SOHO code is called internally, so it should automatically kick in
an exempt a host from BOTNET if it appears to be a soho type mail server.
I'm not sure I understand what you m
John Rudd wrote:
> When you're just using the BOTNET rule directly, not as a meta-rule, the
> BOTNET_SOHO code is called internally, so it should automatically kick in
> an exempt a host from BOTNET if it appears to be a soho type mail server.
I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "using as
Andy Spiegl wrote:
...I wonder how to deal with the cases where there is a legitimate
internal mailserver behind dialup-IPs. There are quite a few small
companies that have a small home office network behind a dialup DSL
and run an internal mailserver which relays external mail to the mailserver
...I wonder how to deal with the cases where there is a legitimate
internal mailserver behind dialup-IPs. There are quite a few small
companies that have a small home office network behind a dialup DSL
and run an internal mailserver which relays external mail to the mailserver
of their provider wh
