Ok, so I'm the system admin for my server. One of my customers has got an autoreply set on his e-mail account.
User receives a spam e-mail from a fake e-mail address. His autoresponder replies. My mail server then bounces the message, saying the user doesn't exist. This e-mail comes from [email protected]<hostname-of-my-server>. His autoresponder then replies to this again, and I receive this e-mail in my inbox because I have got my e-mail address entered in to the System Mail Preferences page in WHM.
So two questions here:
1) Is it possible for Exim to identify a failure/bounce message, and not send out an autorespond to that?
2) If it isn't possible, how can I change my settings in the System Mail Preferences page in WHM so I don't receive these e-mails, but still receive the important ones? At the moment I've got root and cpanel's mail being forwarded to me with nobody's mail being forward nowhere.
Thanks
User receives a spam e-mail from a fake e-mail address. His autoresponder replies. My mail server then bounces the message, saying the user doesn't exist. This e-mail comes from [email protected]<hostname-of-my-server>. His autoresponder then replies to this again, and I receive this e-mail in my inbox because I have got my e-mail address entered in to the System Mail Preferences page in WHM.
So two questions here:
1) Is it possible for Exim to identify a failure/bounce message, and not send out an autorespond to that?
2) If it isn't possible, how can I change my settings in the System Mail Preferences page in WHM so I don't receive these e-mails, but still receive the important ones? At the moment I've got root and cpanel's mail being forwarded to me with nobody's mail being forward nowhere.
Thanks