Is there a way to check my sendmail configureation to insure it's not
allowing spamers to use my sendmail as a relay? I just recently have
some emails showing up in my filterd folder and when I look at the
headers they show it orginited at my localhost (tango 127.0.01) Did this
really happen or was that part spoofed?
Looking at my logs I see that if we shut down juno domain we would end
spam :) But on another note, I see way more of these.
Jul 20 07:45:15 tango sendmail[26416]: h6KBjEv26415:
to=<mchester@localhost>, delay=00:00:0
1, xdelay=00:00:01, mailer=local, pri=85966, dsn=2.0.0, stat=Sent
Than what I really sent as far as emails. Does this mean that someone is
spoofing the localhost and using my sendmail as a realy? Is there anyway
to stop this if that's the case? But to sill allow my other machines to
use my server as the relay to the outside world?
Thanks
Mike M
P.S. Is this easier to prevent with qmail? Is there a way to check my sendmail configureation to insure it's not
allowing spamers to use my sendmail as a relay? I just recently have
some emails showing up in my filterd folder and when I look at the
headers they show it orginited at my localhost (tango 127.0.01) Did this
really happen or was that part spoofed?
Looking at my logs I see that if we shut down juno domain we would end
spam :) But on another note, I see way more of these.
Jul 20 07:45:15 tango sendmail[26416]: h6KBjEv26415:
to=<mchester@localhost>, delay=00:00:0
1, xdelay=00:00:01, mailer=local, pri=85966, dsn=2.0.0, stat=Sent
Than what I really sent as far as emails. Does this mean that someone is
spoofing the localhost and using my sendmail as a realy? Is there anyway
to stop this if that's the case? But to sill allow my other machines to
use my server as the relay to the outside world?
Thanks
Mike M
P.S. Is this easier to prevent with qmail? Is there a way to check my sendmail configureation to insure it's not
allowing spamers to use my sendmail as a relay? I just recently have
some emails showing up in my filterd folder and when I look at the
headers they show it orginited at my localhost (tango 127.0.01) Did this
really happen or was that part spoofed?
Looking at my logs I see that if we shut down juno domain we would end
spam :) But on another note, I see way more of these.
Jul 20 07:45:15 tango sendmail[26416]: h6KBjEv26415:
to=<mchester@localhost>, delay=00:00:0
1, xdelay=00:00:01, mailer=local, pri=85966, dsn=2.0.0, stat=Sent
Than what I really sent as far as emails. Does this mean that someone is
spoofing the localhost and using my sendmail as a realy? Is there anyway
to stop this if that's the case? But to sill allow my other machines to
use my server as the relay to the outside world?
Thanks
Mike M
P.S. Is this easier to prevent with qmail? Is there a way to check my sendmail configureation to insure it's not
allowing spamers to use my sendmail as a relay? I just recently have
some emails showing up in my filterd folder and when I look at the
headers they show it orginited at my localhost (tango 127.0.01) Did this
really happen or was that part spoofed?
Looking at my logs I see that if we shut down juno domain we would end
spam :) But on another note, I see way more of these.
Jul 20 07:45:15 tango sendmail[26416]: h6KBjEv26415:
to=<mchester@localhost>, delay=00:00:0
1, xdelay=00:00:01, mailer=local, pri=85966, dsn=2.0.0, stat=Sent
Than what I really sent as far as emails. Does this mean that someone is
spoofing the localhost and using my sendmail as a realy? Is there anyway
to stop this if that's the case? But to sill allow my other machines to
use my server as the relay to the outside world?
Thanks
Mike M
P.S. Is this easier to prevent with qmail? Is there a way to check my sendmail configureation to insure it's not
allowing spamers to use my sendmail as a relay? I just recently have
some emails showing up in my filterd folder and when I look at the
headers they show it orginited at my localhost (tango 127.0.01) Did this
really happen or was that part spoofed?
Looking at my logs I see that if we shut down juno domain we would end
spam :) But on another note, I see way more of these.
Jul 20 07:45:15 tango sendmail[26416]: h6KBjEv26415:
to=<mchester@localhost>, delay=00:00:0
1, xdelay=00:00:01, mailer=local, pri=85966, dsn=2.0.0, stat=Sent
Than what I really sent as far as emails. Does this mean that someone is
spoofing the localhost and using my sendmail as a realy? Is there anyway
to stop this if that's the case? But to sill allow my other machines to
use my server as the relay to the outside world?
Thanks
Mike M
P.S. Is this easier to prevent with qmail?
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