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SPAM again

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VladimirrV

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[Solved] SPAM issue again

Hi friends,

I've read the previous posts about the spam issues and mails in queue. However I need a little help from you.

I see the IP address the spammer has logged in, but my logs say:

Jul 2 17:02:46 plesk smtp_auth: smtp_auth: SMTP user info : logged in from (null)@(null) [65.223.60.25]
Jul 2 17:03:26 plesk smtp_auth: SMTP connect from (null)@(null) [65.223.60.25]

So user: info I got that. But how to find on which domain?

Thank you in advance.
 
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Ok, I found out why the domain is not showing up. Simply because qmail lets TLS authentication with user and pass and not require explicitly user@domain and pass. Anyone know how to force qmail to require [email protected] for authentication?
 
server > mail > preferences > check off "Only use of full POP3/IMAP mail accounts names is allowed"
 
Ok, thank you very much
They should rename POP3/IMAP to POP3/IMAP/SMTP then. I tested it and it works for SMTP also. My problem is solved.
 
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