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Date: | Mon, 6 Feb 2006 14:39:30 -0600 |
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Michael Hannon said...
|Heh. During our first iteration of this, over a year ago, I didn't even
|bother to use iptables. I just used TCP Wrappers (i.e.,
|/etc/hosts.deny) to block all access to sendmail on the machine in
|question unless the request for sendmail came from our spam-filter box.
Sounds reasonable.
| The (faculty) head of our computer committee started losing
|legitimate, and, evidently, quite important mail almost immediately.
|How can you possibly know what's happening at the gazillion sites out
|there in cyberspace that you don't control?
You examine headers, of course. Which may or
not help you solve the immediate problem, but
at least you know what;s happening.
Then you rewrite all your spam to come from
the offending sites and dump it in the
faculty head's inbox. 8^)
I know, but one has to dream.
[My dad was a prof, a department chair, and
a dean, so I understand university politics
all too well.]
-Miels
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