Deleting high score messages
Joe Quinn
joe at QITC.CO.UK
Tue Apr 15 20:15:52 IST 2003
> On Tue, 2003-04-15 at 19:32, Joe Quinn wrote:
>
> > If you just want to delete all mail to that address why don't you just
> > add them to sendmail's access db as a REJECT (or whatever the
> equivalent
> > on exim is)?
> >
> It's only that username on that domain I want to reject, I need the
> domain to receive everything
> else.
>
> You can certainly do that with sendmail, I've been setting something
> similar up myself over the last couple of days and did a bit of
> testing. Even if the message is addressed to the user you are blocking
> and ANother at yourdomain.com ANother still gets the message.
>
> Heres the structure of my access db
>
> # Default allow localhost
> localhost.localdomain RELAY
> # My domains
> mydomain.com RELAY
> myotherdomain.com RELAY
> # Stop 'Out Of Office' replies to some machines that send out alerts
> To:somebox.mydomain.com DISCARD
> To:someotherbox.mydomain.com DISCARD
> # Reject these users who have left
> # but seem to be on every spam list on the planet
> To:some.luser at mydomain.com REJECT
> To:another.luser at mydomain.com REJECT
>
> etc....
Tried this, it didn't work.
Thanks anyway,
Joe
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