I have one or two accounts that send few emails, but they have their home
machines polling their account on my servers. I see them 'sending' thousands
of messages and it's because of this. It would appear the counter clicks on
the start of the send and not a complete message, so that aborted messages are
counted for at least the purpose of g_user_send_ip.
LCR Computer Services, Inc.
Sorry I don't see that this creats a real issue, perhaps I'm missing
something?
These log entries are normal and unless something has gone wrong with a
client will at worst double the g_user_send_ip you need.
If a client is genuinely looping then certainly the limit will block
it, and that's probably good as it will alert you that the client software
needs unjamming...
ChrisP.
After reviewing my logs again this morning I notice I have a few
Domains
that I receive the following errors from quite frequently. I had a
different domain reach the 1000 message "g_user_send_ip" MAX this
morning.
No DATA command sent
No DATA command sent-rset
Has anyone else had issues with this? What steps can I take to help
mitigate this problem for my end users? I don't want to keep
increasing
the "g_user_send_ip" limit because that is not a real solution.
Any thoughts on this would be great.
Thank You
Brian
