Re: spambots and dictionary attacks

Why do you need to do it this way, do you have a default address for the 
domain?  As far as I know the only way to do it is via the exim.conf:

Chirpy has a great link expalining it:

http://www.configserver.com/free/eximdeny.html

rowland onobrauche wrote:

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> Greg Metcalfe wrote:
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> > On Friday 17 November 2006 08:02, rowland onobrauche wrote:
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> > > I would like to hear from anyone that has successfully blocked
> > > spambots or dictionary attacks without the need of another server
> > > in between your mailserver and the senders. The mailserver on my
> > > end is exim and it is actually a virtual server, so i cannot
> > > really edit the exim.conf file, but have access to access,
> > > virtusertable, trustedusers and sendmail.cw.
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> > > regards rowland
> > >      
> > Do you mean a mail proxy between the cloud and your existing mail
> > server, or what?
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> Hello Greg.
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> I need to be able to filter out the spam bots without a proxy, and
> without having access to exim.conf.
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> rowland
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