I would contact a lawyer and arrange to extract lots of money from the
nasty person. This person is guilty of forgery and denial of service.
You could also look into setting receiver_verify, which will precnt
your system from accepting message to <random>@yourdomain, assuming
that <random> is not a valid account on your syste,
On Wed, 28 Jun 2000, Tristan Aston wrote:
> I'm running exim 3.14
> I have a small problem,
>
> background:
> A nasty person is sending huge ammounts of UBE to <random>@domains
> they have set the message subject to be random, and the from
> address is <random>@mydomain
>
> The main problem is that I'm now getting thousands
> of bounces.
> My initial thought was to discard these messages
> based on the subject by testing for Undeliverable/failure etc..
> Are any special headers added to a bounced message ?
> if so what are they ?
>
> If anyone has any thoughts on this I'd would love to hear them
> possible solutions especially :)
>
>
> Tristan
>
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