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blackdeep

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I've a problem with the smtp service of my server.
My mail server is psa_qmail 1.03 + vpopmail + spamassassin.
The smtp service is being continuosly opened by many IP addresses that try to send mail to inexistent user on my server. After while xinetd daemon, overloaded, crash.
I found a patch that can solve my problem. The patch is named checkuser (www.interazioni.org).
Anyone have tried this patch? Is compatible with Plesk 7.5 reloaded for Unix/Linux?

Matteo Nenci
 
Originally posted by blackdeep
I've a problem with the smtp service of my server.
My mail server is psa_qmail 1.03 + vpopmail + spamassassin.
The smtp service is being continuosly opened by many IP addresses that try to send mail to inexistent user on my server. After while xinetd daemon, overloaded, crash.
I found a patch that can solve my problem. The patch is named checkuser (www.interazioni.org).
Anyone have tried this patch? Is compatible with Plesk 7.5 reloaded for Unix/Linux?

Matteo Nenci

I solved this problem by creating an email address called [email protected]. Then set Plesk to forward all email to non-existent users to this newly created email address. The trick is to NOT enable the mailbox for this new address. Then all email to nonexistent addresses is forwarded to [email protected] but since the mailbox is not enabled, the emails just drop off the wire into space. No bounced message, no rejects and no email staying in the queue.
 
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