I setup a mail server based off of the walkthrough at
www.qmailrocks.org. Looking through my nightly 24-hour report I am a little concerned about the SMTP sessions.
==> Server Report
External SMTP sessions: 17996
Internal SMTP sessions: 25
SMTP msgs dropped: 2080
Scan Errors: 0
Non-MIME or text/plain (msgs): 550
MIME (msgs): 15390
Average scan time/msg (secs): 6.63153
QMS WC bad char (msgs): 0
QMS WC header breakage (msgs): 14
QMS WC bad MIME hdr (msgs): 0
QMS WC bad MIME content (msgs): 2
QMS WC bad MIME filename (msgs): 0
QMS WC bad MIME boundary (msgs): 0
QMS WC bad MIME assoc (msgs): 2
QMS WC bad MIME windows file (msgs): 0
QMS WC bad zip file (msgs): 0
PERLSCAN bad MIME hdr (msgs): 0
PERLSCAN bad hdr found in db (msgs): 0
PERLSCAN bad attach length (msgs): 0
PERLSCAN bad attachment type (msgs): 6
UNZIP password protected (msgs): 0
CLAMAV virus found (msgs): 15
SPAM deleted (msgs): 9833
SPAM detected (msgs): 499
SPAM quarantined (msgs): 0
SPAM rejected (msgs): 0
People using my email only need to use pop (everyone uses Outlook, Thunderbird, etc..) and sending of mail is handled by our business smtp server compliments of AT&T. I do have squirrelmail setup so people can check their email if they are away from their desk. Given the stats there are there zombie machines sending emails through my machine? What can I do to learn more about this, and stop it if such is the case? Thanks!