> Subject pretty much says it all. How to fight against
> spammers who have used my users email address / alias for
> sending email.
>
> Then the bounces begin to arrive.. Most of them
> will come in regular smtp-servers which aren't in any
> blocklists so no help from blocklists.
You could use the DNSBL from
backscatterer.org for this.
I did it on a test system that gets flooded by about 150.000 messages per d=
ay=20
for *one* (sic!) address that luckily isn't even used for e-mail.
But keep in mind, some legal senders, even some big ones, are listed there.
In my tests, I found out that one of the biggest german hosting providers,=
=20
1and1.com, was listed there which was not very good for my customers.
regards, Bernd
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