About every 5 hours, my SMTP service shuts down due to excessive connections. It restarts so it's really not a `service to the user` problem. It's a log annoyance and I know if I can stop the `excessive connections`, I can stop a good 60% of incoming SPAM. Zombies, I can't because it impossible.
The bulk of the connections are from known spammers IP addresses, I.E. the Asian-Pacific rim, Latin America, Russia, and Africa.
There is no way I can ban these using DNS but I can ban with the IP addresses as I have my own database of them.
Is there a way I can blacklist IP address networks for qmail to receive?
The bulk of the connections are from known spammers IP addresses, I.E. the Asian-Pacific rim, Latin America, Russia, and Africa.
There is no way I can ban these using DNS but I can ban with the IP addresses as I have my own database of them.
Is there a way I can blacklist IP address networks for qmail to receive?