spam control (was renumbering etc) through hiding relays

Paul Mansfield paulm at uk.psi.com
Mon May 18 17:28:27 UTC 1998


On Mon, 18 May 1998, Dean Anderson wrote:

> >One really nifty side effect could be to make it harder to spam through other
> >ISP's relays if the relays which had to be relatively open for customers
> >weren't visible on the 'net at large.
> 
> Your customer relays never have to be visible to the net at large.
> Remember, sendmail is a "mail router"

yes, but our relays also act as backup MX... its a long story, sigh.
luckily Exim (http://www.exim.org) can be configured to do both relay and MXing
controllably... and the documentation is plenty good enough to make it easy!


> 		--Dean

Paul
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