:> Good! It wasn't your fault -- this was a combination of me failing to put a line of code that looks for this, and the spammers setting up their machines to issue bounce notices to bounce notices. :/ I'll have it posted later this evneing, and will notify you. Catherine At 09:56 PM 8/22/1999 +0000, Robert wrote: > > From: Catherine Hampton <http://www.hrweb.org/~ariel> > > Date: Sun Aug 22, 10:12am > > > > Postmaster at Cyberpass.net -- could you please set your copy of the Spam > > Bouncer to SILENT immediately! It looks like the people at bayoucom.net > > have started bouncing email without proper headers, and as a result Digex > > is getting copies of all your bounce messages. :( > > > > Hostmaster at infonex.net -- could you block outgoing mail from this > > account to bayoucom.net until this is taken care of? A Procmail spam > > filter used by a user at cyberpass.net is responding to bounced notices > > from a spammer, causing a mailing loop. > > > > Jay -- I'm sorry about this. Your customers at bayoucom.net have > > apparently turned off their Internic contact email address and are bouncing > > bounced messages sent to it. (They aren't the first spammers not to be > > able to run a mail server. :( ) The spam bouncer should not be responding > > to this in > > any event, though, and I think I must have broken something during the last > > update. > > > > I will update the Spam Bouncer today and fix the problem. That won't fix > > the problem entirely, and if I were you, I'd temporarily route stuff from > > cyberpass.net to /dev/null. I can't make my users upgrade, and I don't > > know who this user is or whether he will update quickly. (I think > > "http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert" is a fake address, although I'm trying to send this > > to it.) > >I am a real address. I will set SPAMREPLY to SILENT immediately so this >is stopped. > >I'm sorry that this has happened. Could e-mail me when you've updated >SpamBouncer? Thanks.