On Fri, 22 Aug 2003 10:30:35 -0700, you wrote:
>> I personally have been putting in private procmail rules to scrape
>> them off into a virus bounce folder. But there are a lot of different
>> patterns out there and I am only partially affective.
>
>yes, I did also find an SA rule that will at least make sure the bounce was
>sent in response to a message originating from your server. the problem
>here is that if you ever send mail from other places and ever bounce it,
>this will catch it.
>
>body BAD_BOUNCE /The original message was received at
>(?!.{10,150}\[129\.116\.190\.)/
>describe BAD_BOUNCE Message was bounced after being sent with forged from
>score BAD_BOUNCE 20.0
Take pity on someone who's still trying to learn how to do this - how
would I change that rule for an ip address of 209.123.121.28 ?
Thanks!
Mike-
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