This is a rather fragile system, though -- anytime I go to add any new users or aliases, I'll have to edit my local.cf files to match. My user population is rather static, so it's not a big deal, but it seems like there should be a simpler, more automatic way to do this. Am I missing something?
I get a lot of spam whose From addresses are users that don't exist on
my system (random names like [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], etc).
I recently set up a scheme to manually blacklist all From addresses on
my domains and un-blacklist the fifty or so "real" addresses mail can
legitimately come from (the system aliases like postmaster, daemon,
and so forth, and a small handful of real users each with a handful of
aliases), using blacklist_from and unblacklist_from in the local
config file.
- catching fake usernames? Rick Roe
- Re: catching fake usernames? QQQQ
- Re: catching fake usernames? Theo Van Dinter
- Re: catching fake usernames? Matt Kettler
- Re: catching fake usernames? John D. Hardin
- Re: catching fake usernames? John Andersen
- Re: catching fake usernames? Gino Cerullo
- Re: catching fake usernames? Benny Pedersen
- Re: catching fake usernames? John Andersen
- Re: catching fake usernames? Benny Pedersen
- Re: catching fake usernames? mouss