Dam all the spammers in the world.
Some bastard spammer is using a legit domain on one of our servers as the reply to email address for thousands and thousands of stock spam they are sending.
The result is thousands and thousands of bounced spam returning to server by the minute. Its so bad i can hardly read exim/mainlog while tailing the file.
I have already asked the site owner to terminate the site after we backed it up but that hasnt helped because the domain is still pointing to our nameservers.
The bounces are being rejected but its not stopping the delivery attempt. I already reduced the number of possible connnections to port 25 to only 20 connections but now legit users are complaining that they are getting "refused: too many connections" messages.
So the question is, why is delivery still being seen as going to our server if there are no more DNS records in place?
May every spammer in exhistance be so fortunate to choke to death on their own vomit, while they sleep.
Some bastard spammer is using a legit domain on one of our servers as the reply to email address for thousands and thousands of stock spam they are sending.
The result is thousands and thousands of bounced spam returning to server by the minute. Its so bad i can hardly read exim/mainlog while tailing the file.
I have already asked the site owner to terminate the site after we backed it up but that hasnt helped because the domain is still pointing to our nameservers.
The bounces are being rejected but its not stopping the delivery attempt. I already reduced the number of possible connnections to port 25 to only 20 connections but now legit users are complaining that they are getting "refused: too many connections" messages.
So the question is, why is delivery still being seen as going to our server if there are no more DNS records in place?
May every spammer in exhistance be so fortunate to choke to death on their own vomit, while they sleep.
