On Mon, 2005-08-29 at 11:41 +0930, Tim wrote: > On Sun, 2005-08-28 at 08:17 -0700, Lokrin wrote: > > I also have several people using my domain name for sending their > > spam. My ISP says that it is a common practice (email spoofing) and > > they won't punish me in any way for it. I get about 500 bounces a day > > and just have them automatically rejected via spam assassin. > > I had someone do that to me, once. At the moment I have my mail server > set to not respond, at all, to messages coming to my domain that don't > exactly match a real address. So that using faked addresses > fraudulently with my domain doesn't leave me with a lot of bounce > messages from failed spam. > > Of course this means that anybody trying to e-mail me and typing my > address wrong won't know that they made a mistake. ---- I believe that the RFC's state that all rejected mail is supposed to get a 5.1.1 failure (no mailbox) and obviously I am seeing it because I use a catchall mailbox for my domain. Craig
