It seems that someone I worked with might have added my my emails to a spam list, as I'm always getting spam mail in pairs, one to my paypal address and one to my primary address. Always the same kind of spam, and always shows the From pointing to myself.
But I also noticed the originating hostname is never the same either in the raw logs.
Other than utilizing spamassasin is there a way I can blacklist certain hostmask, or trigger mail where the TO and FROM address are identical (well I guess I could do the trigger part in my email client if it let me test two fields against each other).
edit I think I found the original culprit, found a much older pair with this in the raw text
Note the "allaboutmoms.com", I remember my wife talking bout trying to join some mom's club, but I thought she used her gmail account (unless of course the membership fee would also go by the paypal email, which may explain the pairing).
Though the original questions above could still use an answer.
-Karl
But I also noticed the originating hostname is never the same either in the raw logs.
Code:
Received: from ppp089210209188.dsl.hol.gr ([89.210.209.188])
by host.kblinker.com with smtp (Exim 4.69)
id 1LSoph-00058N-Ny
Received: from pt-82a3.adsl.wanadoo.nl ([62.234.162.163])
by host.kblinker.com with smtp (Exim 4.69)
id 1LSw2Y-0004nG-LU
Received: from 20158064117.user.veloxzone.com.br ([201.58.64.117])
by host.kblinker.com with smtp (Exim 4.69)
id 1LSwVV-0006mU-55
Received: from ip-80-54-40-130.zdnet.azartsat.pl ([80.54.40.130])
by host.kblinker.com with smtp (Exim 4.69)
id 1LSxXf-0001YE-5p
Received: from 91-168-41-19.rev.libertysurf.net ([91.168.41.19])
by host.kblinker.com with smtp (Exim 4.69)
id 1LSypF-0006ue-LZ
Received: from 173-17-26-21.client.mchsi.com ([173.17.26.21])
by host.kblinker.com with smtp (Exim 4.69)
id 1LSgTD-0001xb-8W
Received: from 201-68-217-39.dsl.telesp.net.br ([201.68.217.39])
by host.kblinker.com with smtp (Exim 4.69)
id 1LSeji-0008Ls-UGOther than utilizing spamassasin is there a way I can blacklist certain hostmask, or trigger mail where the TO and FROM address are identical (well I guess I could do the trigger part in my email client if it let me test two fields against each other).
edit I think I found the original culprit, found a much older pair with this in the raw text
Code:
Received: from [59.184.178.25] (helo=allaboutmoms.com)
by host.kblinker.com with smtp (Exim 4.69)
id 1LS4UN-0004aT-6tNote the "allaboutmoms.com", I remember my wife talking bout trying to join some mom's club, but I thought she used her gmail account (unless of course the membership fee would also go by the paypal email, which may explain the pairing).
Though the original questions above could still use an answer.
-Karl
