Blacklist individual addresses

Willem Kuiters wkuiters at FREE.FR
Tue Feb 11 15:33:11 GMT 2003


On Tue, Feb 11, 2003 at 02:15:00PM +0100, Remco Barendse wrote:
> Just put Yaha in the list of viruses to silently drop.
>
> This way you can still receive real e-mails from that account without the
> junk :)
> > I use a combination of fetchmail exim mailscanner procmail. Since a few
> > days I keep receiving a whole stack of Yaha-E virusses from one and the
> > same address. MailScanner catches them all but I wondered if there is no
> > way to delete mail from certain addresses I predefine before they even
> > get passed on to MailScanner?

Hmmm, that's not realy what I want. Who knows what other junk there may
be on the infected machine. I would like to block certain addresses
which I find sending us virusses regularly. They receive a message that
they have been blacklisted for my domain and need to contact the
administrator should they want to use that address again to send us mail
after they have cleaned the machine(s). It is basically to spare me some
alerts.

Ideally I wanted fetchmail to delete the mail on the remote server of
the ISP hosting the POP boxes before it even gets to our local
mailserver but I did not find an option for that. Apparently it is
possible in Sendmail but I use Exim.
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