Hello,
I found a situation on our environment that is really unpleasant for us and our customers.
Imagine this hypothetical situation:
my hosting company domain is: myhostingcompany.com a
and the customer domain is: customerdomain.com
The customer create his e-mail account on outlook that is customer@customerdomain.com. He did a good authentication to send e-mails. From now his ip is allowed to send e-mail from our server for 30 minutes.
Now this customer creates an account on outlook express without password, the account name he create is
Iwill_play_with_my_host@myhostingcompany.com
And then... the e-mail goes to any place he want.
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I know this a hypothetical situation, but letīs face. Things like that can happen.
What I want to know is, if Iwill_play_with_my_host@myhostingcompany.com doesnīt exist, is there anyway to prevent other users already autenticated send e-mails from other domains?
I know disabling tailwatchd will force authentication all the time but, other than that, is there any other solution?
I talked with cpanel's support about that and it was recommend me to use the "/etc/mailhelo" option, but I didnīt understand very well how itīs work
Can anyone help?
thank you



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