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Legacy Forums => General Discussion (Legacy) => Topic started by: Graham on January 20, 2003, 10:52:47 PM
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Hi All,
I searched the forum (all dates) and could not find anything regarding my current problem.
I have just noticed that on almost a daily basis that openrc@blueyonder.co.uk is trying to send an email to itself. The following is an extract from my smtpfront-qmail log:
2003-01-12 10:13:12.996840500 smtpfront-qmail[10124]: MAIL FROM:.
2003-01-12 10:13:13.019572500 smtpfront-qmail[10124]: RCPT TO:.
2003-01-12 10:13:13.019655500 smtpfront-qmail[10124]: Sorry, that domain isn't in my list of allowed rcpthosts..
2003-01-12 10:13:44.250921500 smtpfront-qmail[10124]: bytes in: 100 bytes out: 197.
Where do I find out the IP address of the server trying to connect to me? I have looked through other log files but I can't seem to find it.
Thanks in advance.
Graham
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Try this, and get their admins some work ;-))
Please report all abuse by or from the blueyonder, Cable Internet, Telewest Broadband or Telewest Eurobell networks to abuse@blueyonder.co.uk.
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Thanks,
The only reason that I haven't done that is I am not sure if it is blueyonder themselves that are trying to test my server as they are my ISP.
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I sounds to me like they are testing your mail server to see if it is an open relay
my isp, roadrunner, does this periodically
steve
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I also thought that may be the case, but I wanted to find out the IP address of the connecting server to check. I am running SME5.5 at the moment and I know that such connections were logged under 5.2 and I would presume that the same would be true of 5.5, but I can't find it.
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are they aware you are running a server? Do they allow u to run a server on their network - sure I read somewhere they frown on it due to the load it places on their system.
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I don't think that they are bothered with mail servers, they don't even mind webservers as long as they are password protected.