rob...@digitalphx.com writes:
Yeah it works for me to, but every now and then a couple of emails will
be
marked as spam just like it did in the headers I sent and it still gets
delivered to the persons mailbox instead of being sent to the spam
folder.
Im using qmail, is there anyway to reject blank return addresses? Or is
that just how qmail works and just live with it?
That's how E-mail works.
However, qmail has an additonal problem is that it's ancient, unmaintained
crud. Modern mail servers reject undeliverable mail. Qmail swallows the
whole thing, figures out too late that it doesn't want it, then bounces
it.
The return address is forged, and the turd remains in the mail queue until
it times out; or you end up getting blacklisted for generating
backscatter.
Qmail's design is fundamentally flawed, and no longer meets the minimum
security requirements expected from all Internet-connected mail servers.
Hmm. Well what mail server do you recommend? I originally used sendmail
but after reading articles about qmail vs. sendmail and how sendmail was
more secure, faster and easier to use I went with qmail. I guess a lots
changed since I first installed it?
Robert
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