[clue-tech] spam-jacked

[Keith Hellman]

On Tue, Nov 21, 2006 at 04:04:37PM -0700, David L. Willson wrote:
> Does anyone have an idea what to do when a spammer uses a valid email
> address, that you're responsible for, as the return address on their
> spam?  My users (and I) are getting flooded with NDRs and rejection
> messages from anti-spam systems that think we're sending things we're
> not sending.  Any ideas?

I've had the same issue as well.  I used to procmail these into
/dev/null (the procmail rc file was auto-generated from a list of known,
valid addresses at the domain).  My newest ISP provides the same feature
on their end, so I don't see these messages anymore.

-- 
Keith Hellman                             #include <disclaimer.h>
khellman at mcprogramming.com                from disclaimer import standard
public key @ pgp.mit.edu B5354B76

If they want really buzzword-compliant "redundancy" they could add 
another exchange server as part of a "cluster" of "Windows 2003"
servers with "active directory" so that when things break they 
break spectacularly.

-- Jim Ockers, P.Eng. (http://www.ockers.net/); CLUE-Tech mailing list
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