BoxTrapper - Woes, Spam & Headaches
Hi,
A little background.
We have a dedicated cPanel server that requires to have Boxtrapper enabled on all accounts, however recently with the amount of fake reply-to e-mail we're getting inbound, Boxtrapper is spamming outbound & causing us problems.
Boxtrapper being disabled is not an option, this decision is above me.
I looked at creating an Exim filter, and created the following:
However frankly, it doesnt do the Job, but I couldn't find a unique header or anything like that that matches all 4 possible emails from Boxtrapper oubound.
It only seems to hit a few of the many emails as you can imagine.
I was looking into creating a identical string in each of the template files for each of the accounts in the /home/ folder so I could then detect that & freeze dev null it.
I'm a little lost on which direction I should go in next, I know it's an odd request. The accounts will still be using whitelisted names from when they have sent out / previous whitelists created already.
Thanks.
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Hi! Sorry, forgot to include the rule. if $message_headers: contains "X-Boxtrapper:" then save "/dev/null" 660 endif (I had found a header, it seems to be capturing some mail but not all of it...) Thanks! 0 -
] Boxtrapper being disabled is not an option, this decision is above me.
Hello :) If the backscatter issue continues, it might be a good idea to push for disabling it on the account. While it's a useful tool to prevent SPAM, there are some cases where alternative solutions are recommended. Thank you.0 -
If there was a way to feed Spamassassin sa-learn items out of the boxtrapper queue, it would be a much better tool 0
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