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How to limit outgoing mail from PHP scripts?
- Thread starter yabado
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24x7serversupports
Regular Pleskian
What restrictions you want to add? You can disable the mail from php. Also if you disable sendmail then client will need to use smtp authentication and then you can add the limitations.
yabado
Regular Pleskian
Can this be done on a per client ( domain ) basis?
Hi,
Had exactly your scenario a few days ago - a wordpress site got hacked and started to send out LOADS of junk...
don't think you can set it on a user/mailbox or domain level. As it's a script, mailbox limits don't apply. Would have thought domain limits should apply but they also didn't catch it, *but the subscription limit caught it* !
Running CentOS 6.6, Plesk12 latest update, and have the following defaults for outgoing mail control configured: 500 per mailbox, 1000 per domain, 1000 per subscription. Serverwide. Quite high, but I only want to catch scenarios as yours or mine...
Hope it helps
TomBob
Had exactly your scenario a few days ago - a wordpress site got hacked and started to send out LOADS of junk...
don't think you can set it on a user/mailbox or domain level. As it's a script, mailbox limits don't apply. Would have thought domain limits should apply but they also didn't catch it, *but the subscription limit caught it* !
Running CentOS 6.6, Plesk12 latest update, and have the following defaults for outgoing mail control configured: 500 per mailbox, 1000 per domain, 1000 per subscription. Serverwide. Quite high, but I only want to catch scenarios as yours or mine...
Hope it helps
TomBob
yabado
Regular Pleskian
Hi,
Had exactly your scenario a few days ago - a wordpress site got hacked and started to send out LOADS of junk...
don't think you can set it on a user/mailbox or domain level. As it's a script, mailbox limits don't apply. Would have thought domain limits should apply but they also didn't catch it, *but the subscription limit caught it* !
Running CentOS 6.6, Plesk12 latest update, and have the following defaults for outgoing mail control configured: 500 per mailbox, 1000 per domain, 1000 per subscription. Serverwide. Quite high, but I only want to catch scenarios as yours or mine...
Hope it helps
TomBob
Thanks, it does. Will make sure the Subscription limit is low from now on ;-)
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