I think there was a proposed change to allow php to log mail calls. I
was disappointed to see it did not get put in to php yet though. Would
help to pinpoint scripts being abused, especially in shared
environments.
On Dec 10, 2008, at 1:43 AM, Carlos Medina <info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Andre Hübner schrieb:
Hello List,
in last times i recognize that some scripts/formmailer of customers
get abused by spammers.
Some scripts avoid to use smtp-server and do smtp-dialog by its own
using fsockopen etc.
Problem ist that if mails are sent by fsockopen directy to other
servers they not occur in server-maillog.
Only way to find them is viewing accesslog, bit it is really hard
to make relations between entries in accesslog
and spamreports from other servers.
My question is if there is a way to restrict fsockopen to use not
port 25 or a kind of logging which makes entries if fsockopen is
used.
This gets more and more to a problem for us but we do not want to
disable fsockopen completely at the moment.
Is there a way to realize this?
Thanks,
Andre
Hallo Andre,
i dont know why you use sockets to send a mail but it is save to
solve your problems with a algorithm and architecture. I think you
can use a capcha to get the control again over your script.
Regards
Carlos
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