serichards
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Why do you allow plaintext logins? First thing I blocked... There are a few settings to only allow secure logins so anyone using basic scripts would hopefully be stopped. It also reduces ability to...
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Most likely is weak and guessable passwords or using non encrypted means to send login credentials. An SSL vulnerability has been published recently that is in macosx and ios. Latter has been patc...
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Had another go with the acl_check_mail method as I was recommended to use acl_smtp_mail = acl_check_mail but it is difficult to use as acl_smtp_mail is already defined and you cannot edit what is a...
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Finally getting somewhere! [url=http://forum.ahosting.net/f15/how-manually-block-reject-emails-domain-exim-662.html]How To Manually block/reject emails from domain in exim This had enough useful ...
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The WHM advanced configuration exim editor is really unhelpful. It tells you something is correct. You save it. Then all of a sudden there is a problem! Or it says the box you are editing is fine t...
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It needs to work with a list of domains. I don't want something that has to be hand edited every time you take a domain in and out of the blacklist. Hence using something like acl_deny_sender with ...
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I already have an RBL set. What I need is a file I maintain with domains I want to block and a method of making Exim take notice of it. I am struggling to do it!
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acl_check_content acl_check_sender. WHM exim advanced editor doesn't recognise either of those. Tried domainlist [sender_reject] with a path to the file and have another error: missing '=' after "...
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I'm only really attempting this as I asked my vps support to do it but they were unable to do it. I have no idea why blocking mail senders by domain, with all the domains in a list, is so difficul...
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A fully supported option is the only sensible one really.