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10-12-2009, 07:00 PM
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Distribution: Ubuntu Lucid Lynx
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Originally Posted by anomie
I'd recommend that you keep that Ubuntu box physically unplugged (ethernet cable) from the network. You're going to get blacklisted and/or contacted by your ISP regarding abuse.
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I have done. I am just hope someone can come up with something b4 wed. I off on holiday.
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10-13-2009, 02:26 AM
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progress made.
Now I'm less drunk, and looked at it constructivly. As one of the others pointed out lots of port 25 accesses. So I've killed the mail server. Normal service (albit without mail) has been restored.
Now, my question is what happened? how do i find out? mail logs
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10-13-2009, 04:38 AM
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oopps
Hello,
Please know that according to the provided smtpFilters.script, the
server is configured as an open relay.
In order to configure the server to require authentication to allow
relaying, please follow these steps:
- Login into the Webadmin Interface
- Click 'Acceptance & Routing' under 'Security & Filtering'
- Click 'Routing Basic Settings'
- Enable both 'Allow relaying from any IP' and 'Require authentication'
options
- Click 'Save Configuration'
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10-13-2009, 12:23 PM
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Location: Texas
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That'll do it. Open relay == bad.
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