An ad-network requires my website to have certain amount of traffic for x days to qualify, but they won't provide stats and have asked me to log the stats myself.
For incoming traffic stats, I already use AWstats etc, but is there anything available for logging outgoing traffic as well?
What traffic monitor would everyone recommend for sites that have as many as 5,000 to 10,000 hits an hour?
View 8 Replies View Relatedwe the mail send through email client, the receiver checks local ISP's ip address or mail server IP address before it blocks the emails? Or does it check both IPs?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI installed and configured the POP3 and SMTP servers in windows IIS and set them up to auth using standard auth and windows usernames for the account groomi and admin.
I can receive incoming mail just fine, but when I try to send outgoing mail with the same credentials I get a 535-invalid logon error..
Is there a way to track outgoing mail that's sent from a Linux server? I'm running on Fedora 8 now, and would like to confirm and check mail that's being sent out by a PHP application.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI;m running a cPanel server on CentOS5 and I have multiple IP's
I want to change the IP address that outgoing traffic will use by default and make that change permanent.
I have exim, smartermail and qmail servers running in my fleet. Which is the easiest to capture outgoing emails for a specific account and how can I do it?
View 0 Replies View RelatedProblem: I am using to my Centos/Exim/Cpanel server to relay emails. The person who receives my email sees a helo that captures my ISP IP address and lastly the mail server for my domain along with its IP.
My ISP (Verizon) IP is constantly being flagged as a spam source by a variety of RBL's.
My domains have never sent spam and I only send a low volume of emails.
How can I remove my ISP helo IP address from being added to my outgoing email so that the only IP is the IP of domain sending the email?
Example Header:
Quote:
Received: from c-99-172-221-252.hlvd.va.verizon.net ([99.172.221.252]:3389 helo=[127.0.0.1]) <-- remove this part
by server.myserver.com with esmtpa (Exim 4.69)
(envelope-from <email@mydomain.com>)
id 1MLoYc-0004Ol-20
for friend@hotmail.com; Tue, 30 Jun 2009 21:24:18 -0400
In VPS WINDOWS machine does any of the providers offer outgoing socket connection for my apps.?
or is it restricted?
I'd like to seek help on how to read eximlog file. I saw the below inside eximlog. I'm wondering now because realemail@domain.com does not exist on this user emailaddress when I browse his cpanel. Now who is sending it? the only correct info is the pixelxl which is the user.
2007-03-25 14:49:41 1HVMXt-0000SV-7j => pixelxl <realemail@domain.com> F=<vsbqd@domain.com> R=localuser T=local_delivery S=2213
2007-03-25 14:49:41 1HVMXt-0000SV-7j Completed
What are the best ways to block outgoing spam? Installing APF would help ful?
Any other idea for outgoing spam?
I am on a DirectAdmin server, with root access. Exim mail server.
Is there any way to filter outgoing messages? Let's say if IP of client is listed in blacklist, they can not send out emails
More out of curiosity than anything, I've been wondering if there are options for filtering outgoing SMTP. Not necessarily every single message, but a firewall-level tool to watch for a sudden burst in SMTP from one host, run some of the messages through SpamAssassin or the like, and trigger an alert if they rank highly for spam.
It seems like it's technologically possible, but I've never heard of anyone doing it, nor seen an actual implementation of it. Has anyone heard of this type of thing?
May I able to block outgoing mail server on any account.
I have root access and Cpanel Installed.
We've recently had a lot of complaints from clients who say Yahoo! mail recipients are not receiving the emails they send. We first noticed this sometime November 2006 but it could have started earlier.
One solution would be to find another hosting provider. The problem is I suspect that it's happening to a lot of hosts and it's Yahoo! in particular that seems to have been a lot more stringent than they were in the past.
I remember some time back (2004 or 2005), AOL blocked an EHOSTPROS.COM server (SVR28) for over 6 months. We also had SVR75 with them and it wasn't blocked (I believe they were in the same DC). And AOL was notorious for blocking a lot of servers. I don't know how it is with them now because from the Philippines, there is very little email exchange with AOL.COM or AIM.COM accounts.
And there is a lot of emails going to YAHOO.COM accounts! And that's where the problem lies.
I first noticed it on my ResellerZoom reseller account (GRAY). Mails from GRAY accounts were completely blocked off by Yahoo! It didn't even go to the Bulk Folder. So Yahoo! was blocking the GRAY server's mail IP and not particular domains (I don't think blocking a domain makes any sense, you usually block IP's).
I opened a ticket with RZ and got great support. But of course, it was about 3 days before Yahoo! started accepting mails from GRAY. RZ did the best they can but could only have done so much.
And then the same thing happened with my HostGator reseller account (INFINITI). Similar issue as well.
From that time until today, it seems to come back on and off. Sometimes emails never reach Yahoo!, sometimes it lands in the Bulk Folder (that's a much lesser evil).
I have 3 reseller accounts at RZ (CAMERON B1, GRAY A1, R2 Failover-1) and 2 reseller accounts at HG (INFINITI and SONOMA). The same issue has come back again the past couple of days on INFINITI (HostGator) and GRAY (ResellerZoom). I'd open a ticket but it's on and off.
Dec 5 / Dec 6, several clients on INFINITI complained that emails to Yahoo! recipients were not being delivered. By the time we tested it, it was ok already. And then just a few hours ago, we got a call from a client on GRAY. We tested and emails were landing on the Bulk Folder. But after a couple of more tests, it went to the Inbox.
We advise clients to tell Yahoo! recipients to always check their Bulk Folders. We also ask the recipients to tag emails with MARK AS NOT SPAM hoping that would help.
You could say that I should be going to HG and RZ support for these. It's just that I don't think it's limited to them and I want to get feedback from others. I will also invite HG and RZ to give their comments on this post.
In the reseller hosting area, I'll actually be asking around also for reseller hosting that's more reliable with email. But I've been doing reseller hosting since May 2003 and have used all of the following:
EHOSTPROS.COM, HOSTDIME.COM, MIDPHASE.COM, SITE5.COM, BLIKSEMHOSTING.COM, HOSTGATOR.COM, RESELLERZOOM.COM
There were more in between but that was a quick in and out. The above list in the sequence I signed up and only includes those that I stayed with long enough (at least 6 months) to evaluate and decide if they're worth it.
I won't expound but avoid MIDPHASE, SITE5, and BLIKSEM. There's enough here on WHT for you to search upon.
My point is that, by far, I've had the best experience with HG and RZ and it does get tiring moving from one host to the other. And it's not that we haven't contributed to the problem. A lot of our clients' contact us forms have recently been hijacked by spammers and have caused abuse on the servers. We're working on fixing each and everyone of these scripts (> 80) and should solve it within a few days. We do our part but there are hundreds of accounts and millions of ways spammers try to hijack server resources for their cause. Note, however, that those scripts have been there for quite awhile and only recently have they been used to spam.
Although there are a lot of other hosts with good reps here on WHT, the only other host I am considering (for the moment) is Aussie Bob's DOTABLE.COM.
But then, right now, with these email woes, we're still evaluating our business. The bulk of our clients are dependent on email. Too much incoming spam is already an issue but mails not reaching intended recipients kinds of ruins the business.
Damned these spammers!
Is there actually a viable solution for this issue? Or is it something that we just have to start living with?
We've got a dedicated server at our company that hosts several sites and email accounts. Today I noticed that in the mail queue (from Plesk) we have like 5 or 6 messages from the same customer with around 400 destination addresses for EACH one. This would be like 2000-3000 emails to be sent. It isn't spam as it's some kind of newsletter.
I don't really know how the QMail server handles this, but it's been 5 hours since some of those messages entered the queue, and they are still there, so it seems that is having some difficulty.
I don't pretend to limit the amount of emails an user can send per minute or per hour, but I would like to know if there is any way of managing the queue like, lets say, send 50 message per minute. As far as I know, the mail queue right now (by default) starts sending the messages as they come, which means it could send 1000 in a few seconds if it can handle it.
I don't even know if this would be better or worse, meaning that maybe messages could get queued when the server could handle them, so some customers would see that emails are not working instantly as they do now. It also would be good if this tool (if exists) could report the current status of the queue, saturation, etc...
We're a bit worried because a couple of days ago we had some kind of attack and our server started sending hundreds of emails with fake sender and the CPU went overloaded and the mail queue was too big.
I am facing very unique issue at two of my servers hosted at hivelocity from last 3 or 4 months.
In every couple of days all incoming and outgoing activity get stopped except on port 3386 (RDP) i.e. no one can get website hosted on the server or neither I can access any website from the server but all other services continue to work. A reboot to the server will solve the issue but that is only a temp solution.
I have checked event logs one by one but no issue or error found on it. I have even run the server without firewall but still it stops working.
Scanned the server from 3 different antiviruses one by one but they didn't found any virus.
Datacenter tech staff monitored the server and found no DoS or other such kind of attack on the server or IP.
I am totally clueless on this issue on how to solve it.... anybody here who can help me?
OS: Windows 2003
Firewall: Previous hardware based, then software based and now windows firewall (same issue with all)
Third party softwares: No
Scripts: ASP, ASP.NET, PHP
Database: SQL and MySQL
No other software installed on the server
I have never used any VPS or dedicated..
always used shared hosting..
now the problem is, i m runnning a fun forum.
and to promote it, i have to send lots of fun emails daily to lots of msn google and yahoo groups..
so i need a strong smtp for outgoing mails.
as i have never tried any vps or dedicatd server , so i dont know what is bettter,
I'm testing csf with cpanel and all is good at the beginning but i noticed that outgoing curl connections are blocked and i can't add any port to iptables due to curl uses a different one each time.
how to accept outgoing curl connections?
how can we limit the maximum number of e-mails that can be sent by a domain in PLesk. We are facing issues where out server IP is getting blocked by some e-mail providers for bulk mailing.
View 1 Replies View RelatedA client of mine has an Exchange server in the company, for sending mails he like to setup smarthost in the Exchange server to relay the outgoing mails from a third party mail relaying service provider.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI was wondering what the difference is between incoming and outgoing bandwidth. I noticed some server providers have these types of limitations.
Does incoming mean uploading and out going is downloading bandwidth usage?
I am trying to make sure my server configuration is optimally set to prevent my outgoing activation emails being set as spam.
so far I have set up an SPF record - Using Plesk for mydomain.com set up a DNS record of type TXT and value v=spf1 mx -all.
How do I check if this has been set up correctly?
I am using CentOS with Apache and Plesk 8.3 and I am sending mail using PHP's mail() function. The majority of the emails that aren't being received are going to hotmail accounts but I haven't yet sent a large enough amount of emails to view any concrete pattern. Curiously they don't appear to be going to the user's spam folder they are just being deleted outright.
Also, I'm not sure if it's related but one of my users mistyped their email address as @gogglemail.com and I now have a message in the qmail mail queue which is dated 1970. Is this something I am failing to do at a PHP level (i.e. not setting a date attribute)?
Can you share your mod_security rules to stop outgoing spam? (most generated by php contact forms)
And for incoming?
I would like to know what rules can work with mod_security 1.9.4.
This question is about a shared hosting server running Cpanel on CentOS. A script on the server is sending out SYN flood targeted to an external third-party website. While running netstat, I can see that the main IP of the server is making a lots of SYN connections to the external site.
How can I find out which script on server in initiating those SYN connections?
I have a plesk server with qmail. I would like to limit the amount of mails been sent per day per mail box or per domain.
View 3 Replies View Relatedi just have a vps with plesk installed, since this is my first time have a vps, i have run into some problem,
so here is the problem.
i want to use pop3 account directly from my outlook, but i don't know how to fill the smtp outgoing address, which mean, i can logged in to account by i cannot send the mail via outlook, but if i'm using the webmail provided by plesk it's just run fine.
here is my dns config, please take a look:
note: domain name changed to domain(dot)com because newbie cannot post url link in this forum...
Host | Record Type | Value
--------------------------------------------
123(dot)123(dot)123(dot)123 / 24 | PTR | domain(dot)com
ftp(dot)domain(dot)com | CNAME | domain(dot)com
mail(dot)domain(dot)com | A | 123(dot)123(dot)123(dot)123
ns(dot)domain(dot)com | A | 123(dot)123(dot)123(dot)123
domain(dot)com | NS | ns(dot)domain(dot)com.
domain(dot)com | A| 123(dot)123(dot)123(dot)123
domain(dot)com | MX (10) | mail(dot)domain(dot)com.
webmail(dot)domain(dot)com | A| 123(dot)123(dot)123(dot)123
www(dot)domain(dot)com | CNAME |domain(dot)com.
-----------------------------------------------------
i've tried few such as webmail.domain.com but still cannot work in smtp outgoing email in outlook.
My Ip is being blocked by datacenter for the reason what a huge amount of OUTGOING data on port 53.
How do i close port 53 from SSH? I am now inside the datacenter
I understand port 53 is DNS Server and usually it is for incoming.. so what are these huge amount of outgoing is about?
I'm wondering if theres anything I can install on the server that will either filter or track outgoing spam. I don't want to limit the number of emails sent per hour or anything, I just want to be able to maybe search through some flagged emails or something. Or if they send the exact same email more than x times it can disable their account... I'm not sure
View 1 Replies View RelatedA user in my server trying to send email, but email is flagged as "Absolute Spam" by Spamassassin. It says IP is listed in SBL/XBL.
There is an IP address in "Received-From" part of the headers. That IP is actually listed in several spam databases, but not my server's IP (Below, red and bold).
Email is sent from my server, but how come "From" IP is different from mine?
Headers of the email are below:
Quote:
Received: from [203.215.94.252] (helo=[10.0.0.7])
by server1.kanmonline-server101.net with esmtp (Exim 4.63)
(envelope-from <*********@sweetmail.org>)
id 1HQ3Yj-0007jV-6J
for ************@ezweb.ne.jp; Sun, 11 Mar 2007 00:32:37 +0900
Mime-Version: 1.0 (Apple Message framework v624)
In-Reply-To: <**********************@nm03imap01c.ezweb.ne.jp>
References: <**********************@nm03imap01c.ezweb.ne.jp>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-2022-JP; delsp=yes; format=flowed
Message-Id: <98108bd45ea8b8bbd10cc7c35b6fad81@sweetmail.org>
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
From: =?ISO-2022-JP?B?GyRCOWI2NhsoQiAbJEIwITUqO1IbKEI=?= <**********@sweetmail.org>
Subject: Re:
Date: Sat, 10 Mar 2007 23:32:34 -0800
To: *********@ezweb.ne.jp
X-Mailer: Apple Mail (2.624)
IS there a way to monitor all outgoing mail on a shared server
enviroment.
I want to know who my employees are sending mail to.
I set smtp to the host instead of ISP but is there a method
or script that can track the mail sent out.
Is there an open source alternative to this add on
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