Hi people,
I am megga peeved.
I have jumped through hoops to ensure that there are no reasons for the IP of a server to be blacklisted and I have finally cleared the IP from various blacklists.
Last night one of my clients had their local server compromised and as far as I can see 60,000 plus emails were sent. Result = BLACKLISTED. :-(
I have disabled the account whilst they fix their problem.
Obviously it would be a good idea if I could at least limit the damage should this happen again.
Soooo, I think that if I could limit the number of emails sent per user/day I would at least be safer.
Can this be achieved within WM/VM ? If so can reports/warnings be sent to admin or whoever.?
If I have missed this somewhere, apologies.
Thanks for reading.
Tim
Last night one of my clients had their local server compromised and as far as I can see 60,000 plus emails were sent.
Heh, I hate it when that happens :-)
Soooo, I think that if I could limit the number of emails sent per user/day I would at least be safer.
I'm unfortunately not aware of a way to do that with Postfix.
You can tinker with settings such as smtp_destination_rate_delay and relay_destination_rate_delay:
http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#default_destination_rate_delay http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#transport_destination_rate_delay
Thanks again Eric. As per another post, I'm too thick to take a chance of messing it all up.
Cheers.
Tim