Hi all,
We find more and more users which still aren't using any kind of (re)Captcha solution for their online forms (e.g. contact forms).
As a result they are being (ab)used to send out spam a lot.
Now I did search the forums, but the only "solution" I saw was to do the following:
But that will also limit the ability for the customer to send emails in general. That's something which I do not desire. I just want to disable the PHP sendmail function for users who's (contact) forms are being abused, because there is no (re)Captcha on it.
Can someone tell me if this is possible and if it is, how?
On our Plesk based servers this is fairly easily done by using CLI command: plesk bin subscription_settings -u DOMAIN -outgoing_messages_enable_sendmail false
We are also using an outgoing mailfilter for several servers, but still we want to cut down in spam in general.
I hope this is possible. Thanks in advance for your time and answers.
We find more and more users which still aren't using any kind of (re)Captcha solution for their online forms (e.g. contact forms).
As a result they are being (ab)used to send out spam a lot.
Now I did search the forums, but the only "solution" I saw was to do the following:
echo 1 > /etc/virtual/limit_username
But that will also limit the ability for the customer to send emails in general. That's something which I do not desire. I just want to disable the PHP sendmail function for users who's (contact) forms are being abused, because there is no (re)Captcha on it.
Can someone tell me if this is possible and if it is, how?
On our Plesk based servers this is fairly easily done by using CLI command: plesk bin subscription_settings -u DOMAIN -outgoing_messages_enable_sendmail false
We are also using an outgoing mailfilter for several servers, but still we want to cut down in spam in general.
I hope this is possible. Thanks in advance for your time and answers.