SPF record added to DNS
Anyone attempting to send mail using a forged grootersnet.nl user (be it fake or existing) from a server that is not within my LAN (and hence, behind the IP address of my connection) will now face failure – if the receiving server is configured to use SPF to check the legitimacy of the sender by checking email domain with server address – it should match; I just had an SPF record being installed. Thanks to the regitar, that gave me a site to set it up, and via Google, I found a site to check it.
WordPress updated
Learned when entering previous post: There is a new version of WordPress – I just installed it.
Most remarkable: It seems to eb a LOT faster. Reacts better, anyway.
The next version is scheduled to be released in week or so, so there will be another update soon.
01-Jul-2018
Nothing special
You can tell it’s weekend, by the number of messages deemes spam: It’s a lot less 🙂
PMAS statistics for June
Total messages : 2613 = 100.0 o/o
DNS Blacklisted : 0 = .0 o/o (Files: 0)
Relay attempts : 418 = 15.9 o/o (Files: 30)
Accepted by PMAS : 2195 = 84.0 o/o (Files: 30)
Handled by explicit rule
Rejected : 1667 = 75.9 o/o (processed), 63.7 o/o (all)
Accepted : 138 = 6.2 o/o (processed), 5.2 o/o (all)
Handled by content
Discarded : 204 = 9.2 o/o (processed), 7.8 o/o (all)
Quarantained : 153 = 6.9 o/o (processed), 5.8 o/o (all)
Delivered : 33 = 1.5 o/o (processed), 1.2 o/o (all)
and two days wher a user at Hostwinds.com tries once again, to use a non-existing grootersnet.nl user to send mail on one particular account: 1029mandaditos@gmail.com:
2-Jun-2018, 194 attempts between 03:38:52.49 and 03:43:42.59 from address 104.168.143.108
17-Jun-2018, 195 attempts between 03:12:04.17 and 03:15:07.71 from address 23.254.128.8