One of the motives they block us one of our blocks of 256 IPs is:
"190.183.63.103/32
Removed gigared.com.ar SR02
2008-12-01 03:28:01
SBL65412 mule spam dropbox"
What is "mule spam dropbox"?.
That IP is the main of a hosting server (100+ domains) from a client.
Someone brought to my attention something very interesting today: GNAX has a significant number of SpamHaus listings, many over a year old. There are also multiple ROSKO listings.
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I have always heard generally good things about GNAX, so I wonder why they are dropping the ball here.
I have a server which is currently listed under SBL's list(SpamHaus) coz of my DC was having spam issues or something like that. It's a Class 1 block which is kinda serious.
Currently that server is unable to send or receive mails from most places which uses SBL as a spam filter.
My question is if there's a way to re-route the emails from this server to another server which is not listed under the SBL? If it's possible to do so, could you please help tell me what I should do?
I was wondering if I could change the MX records to another server so that everything gets re-routed to another server while the problem with SBL is being resolved.
I've just got a fully manage VPS, unfortunately the newly aquired IP was listed in PBL (policy Block List)by spamhaus which is a nonspam source. I've got the ip de-listed but apparently some servers are still rejecting emails coming from this IP. It have been almost 48 hrs. Question is:
1) How can the IP got listed when it's never been use? How can we check IP is indeed a 'fresh' or pr-owned by spammers?
2) What is the possibility of the IP being blacklisted by these servers forever? How long does it normally take for it to be totally in the clear?
3) What are the preventive measures that can avoid IP being listed?
4) Is configuring Reverse DNS PTR a standard procedure in server set-up and could missing that config be the main reason the IP got tagged?
Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 Panel version 11.0.9 Update #59, last updated at Oct 3, 2013 02:06 AM MailEnable version 5
I see in the plesk documentation that the screen to enable SPAM filtering for an individual there is an option to "Move spam to the Spam folder". I don't see that option so I am wondering if it is only available on some versions of Plesk, or in combination with certain mail servers. How to make that option available?
We are having some big issues with a spam bot on the server. We can remove the bot but could you please explain, IN DETAIL , how to configure the NAT to prevent outbound port 25 connections to the internet except from our real mail servers on with windows server 2003. Currently, the only firewall on this system is the standard windows one.
through some accounts on the server and the amount of spam in their mail queue is really frustrating. I had to set admin accounts for each site I run and the spammers have discovered them, so I am looking for a ssh command where I can just easily clean all the spam out. I tried cat /dev/null > /var/mail/"the username" but that didn't work.
I just got this from EasyAntiSpam. Unless my address is harvested from the HostingCon database, I've certainly never been in touch with them. Disappointing either way. Matt:
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All you have to do is redirect the MX.
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I have a linux server with shared hosting ,now for couple of days one of my client face problem regarding spam with gmail,I have also cross-checked all the mandatory records,and we have already create MX,SPF & reverse dns record with domain keys for that domain.
im getting 50 and more spam mails each day, how do i secure my vps to stop 99% of the spam from coming in as i understand theres no way to completely block spams.
Im using directadmin control panel and enabled SpamAssasain but its not much of use even when i apply strict options on it.
I used to have a reseller account and have shifted everything to a dedicated server. I now find that a couple of clients are getting lots of spam when they didn't before.
It seems that the servers used by the reseller account had some level of basic spam filtering installed; my provider suggested I look for a filtering program to install on my server.
There are, of course, dozens of them, so I wondered if anyone has any experience - enough, perhaps, to make a recommendation.
I'm having difficulties with a whm running on centos dedicated server. The problem is that we receive too much of spam and junk emails. by too much I mean 2000 bulks per week. It's killing us.
Almost 95% of my clients are from my city - others are also known to me. I know many of them face to face - there are very little chances that any of them are SPAMMER.
Still my server IP is blacklisted - several times in last 1 year - I changed my datacenter - but the problem still persists.
We're using whm/cpanel and we're always up to date with the latest upgrades (with all our scripts).
2 weeks ago, we receive a notification from SpamCop saying that our server was sending out spam. We verified everything and found nothing. 2 days ago, same story.
We tried looking at our logs and found nothing. Does this mean that there's a security hole somewhere? How can we find out from where the spammer is sending his viagra emails from ? We do not want to be permanently banned because of a spammer.
I guess the economy must be hitting them hard. They have resorted to unsolicited commercial email, everyone's favourite.
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My goal is to understand:
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I noticed that reported server usage from Plesk is 2.x - 3.x, so I went to mail queue (in Plesk) and saw lots of mails that shouldn't be there.
There were several senders under the domain dedibox.fr sendint LOTS of emails to lots of addresses in the same email. There shouldn't be a sender @dedibox.fr, as that domain isn't hosted on our dedicated server.
I know little about Linux administration... I tried going to the /var/log folder and grep for dedibox on the messages and maillog files, but nothing found...
How can I know if someone connected to our server as an user or something like that?