Hey,
I've implemented the /etc/blockeddomains solution and it kinda works. All messages are now blocked into the queue, not relayed, which is great in some cases.
At this moment I have a couple of users who are sending massive waves of spam because of some bad written WordPress themes. The clients asked me to keep their sites online for a couple of days, until they fix their websites.
Is there any way to block their access to the queue completely? They are sending massive amounts of spam to the Exim queue, which is slowing down everybody else and driving me crazy. Also I receive a ton of queue size notifications from cPanel (which is great, usually).
Basically I would like to disable their access to the mail() function or their access to the Exim queue.
We're using the latest cPanel / WHM version.
Thanks,
Razva
I've implemented the /etc/blockeddomains solution and it kinda works. All messages are now blocked into the queue, not relayed, which is great in some cases.
At this moment I have a couple of users who are sending massive waves of spam because of some bad written WordPress themes. The clients asked me to keep their sites online for a couple of days, until they fix their websites.
Is there any way to block their access to the queue completely? They are sending massive amounts of spam to the Exim queue, which is slowing down everybody else and driving me crazy. Also I receive a ton of queue size notifications from cPanel (which is great, usually).
Basically I would like to disable their access to the mail() function or their access to the Exim queue.
We're using the latest cPanel / WHM version.
Thanks,
Razva