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Large number of message from sender "#@[]"

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dourtyb

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I'm looking at my mail logs using isoqlog and have a large number of messages from sender "#@[]" every day. Does anyone have any idea where they are coming from if I should worry about them. They are all sent to a local postmasteraccount.

Thanks,

Brian Dourty
 
Does your [email protected] e-mail address forward to an e-mail address not on your Plesk server? If so, that's the problem. Those are qmail double-bounces and aren't intended to leave the server (they're supposed to be delivered to a local account).

For example, [email protected] sends mail to [email protected]. Your server bounces back a message saying "[email protected] does not receive mail", to wit invaliddomain.com responds with "[email protected] does not receive mail".

An e-mail with the return address of #@[] then sends mail to [email protected] informing you of the double-bounce. If [email protected] is a local account then you receive the e-mail. If [email protected] forwards to [email protected], then somewhereelse.com responds with "#@[] has an invalid domain" and bounces the e-mail.

Yeah, it took me a few minutes to figure it out too. :lol:
 
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