Hello all,
I have a server running qmail, and I have a specific issue. I host a number of customer websites, and one of them is spamming my server from a malicious script. I don't have the time to check all the tens of thousands of directories on all of these domains, nor do I have the financial wherewithal to pay someone else to do it.
I am beginning to learn my way around linux command line, and I want to know if there is a way to tell qmail to kill any instance of a message being sent by "anonymous@mydomain.com".
I've already located a bunch of bad scripts and deleted them, but I'm so busy monitoring my mail server that I don't have time to spend on the search. I have purchased a new server with new IP and new name servers, and I will be migrating all of my sites one by one to that server as I ensure that they are clean, but in the meantime I've had to stop qmail, and none of my clients are able to use their email.
Need help quick. PLEASE be gentle. I'm a n00b at this qmail stuff.
Thanks.
I have a server running qmail, and I have a specific issue. I host a number of customer websites, and one of them is spamming my server from a malicious script. I don't have the time to check all the tens of thousands of directories on all of these domains, nor do I have the financial wherewithal to pay someone else to do it.
I am beginning to learn my way around linux command line, and I want to know if there is a way to tell qmail to kill any instance of a message being sent by "anonymous@mydomain.com".
I've already located a bunch of bad scripts and deleted them, but I'm so busy monitoring my mail server that I don't have time to spend on the search. I have purchased a new server with new IP and new name servers, and I will be migrating all of my sites one by one to that server as I ensure that they are clean, but in the meantime I've had to stop qmail, and none of my clients are able to use their email.
Need help quick. PLEASE be gentle. I'm a n00b at this qmail stuff.
Thanks.