Forum Moderators: mack
well i'm confuse, so does that make me a zombies?
I´m having trouble on how to deal with different servers, I´m worried if I ignore a second or third 220
for this particular machine.
Would It gave me problems with other servers?
In the message the programmer didn´t leave a email so I could contact him with my suggestions.
In my receiving parts of the smtp all greetings are examen for correct IDs, spammers normally fake IDs,-mx-ip
Suggestions would be welcome
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>-- 220-lap ESMTP qpsmtpd 0.29/lap/9 ready; send us your mail, but not your spam.
220-
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HELO mail.#*$!xx.com [#*$!.xxx.xxx.xx] xxxxxxxx-MailServer
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220-The remainder of this message is to confuse
220-zombies. Are you a zombie? If you are, we
220-really don't want to talk to you. You're mean.
220-
220-A zombie is a machine that has been taken over by
220-a spammer for the purpose of transmitting more spam.
220-
220-OTOH, if you are not a zombie, then welcome,
220-but still, please, NO SPAM.
220-
220-If you are not a zombie, and you still break here,
220-then you are broken and your programmer should
220-read RFC2821 then repair you. This is a very
220-basic programming error, so kindly stay off the
220-internet until you are repaired.
220-
220-Still here?
220-Okay then, say hello to start a conversation.
220-Just remember, no spam is allowed.
220-If you send us spam, you are trespassing.
220
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HELO mail.xxxxxx.com [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] xxxx-MailServer
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250 lap Hi pc-xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx.cm.vtr.net [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]; I am so happy to meet you.
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RCPT TO: <xxxxxxx@softhome.net>
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503 but you already said HELO ...
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from RFC2821
3.3 Mail Transactions
There are three steps to SMTP mail transactions. The transaction
starts with a MAIL command which gives the sender identification.
(In general, the MAIL command may be sent only when no mail
transaction is in progress; see section 4.1.4.) A series of one or
more RCPT commands follows giving the receiver information. Then a
DATA command initiates transfer of the mail data and is terminated by
the "end of mail" data indicator, which also confirms the
transaction.
What mail server app are you running?
Mack.
well it's my own one it's a bit messy
at the moment,still working out the
specifications, it's runing at the moment, only
having problem with this smtp so far (#?¿).
;)
I am a little confused though. Are you trying to install software to interact with your mail server. Does the software have a name. I understand you are not able to contact the author.
Setting up an email server can be a nightmare.
Mack.
no name yet.
it's True
("Setting up an email server can be a nightmare.")
this particular machine is giving me trouble
