Re: [Exim] Source mod problem

> > you could better stop sending virus warnins to anyone else, or at least
> > only send virus warnings to your local users. Almost all modern viruses
> > use forged addresses and you end sending warnings to people that is not
> > infected and that are receiving LOTS of virus warnings. I personally
> > have some acl to reject virus warnings at smtp time to prevent having
> > my mailbox filled by unresponsable sysadmins.
>
> These virus warnings are often no better than spam, hitting the wrong people
> with stuff like "if you had used OUR virus protection, available at
> blahblah.com, you would not have gotten infected in the first place".

I understand that. I didn't want an argument like this. It just happened
that exim complained about it after I changed the source.

Bye the way, it doesn't tell the user something like that. It does state
that they may not have actually sent it. I did turn off the sending
messages to sender.

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