Blacklist yahoo group problem?

[Julian Field]

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At 13:49 18/10/2004, you wrote:
>Hi,
>I need to blacklist a yahoo group which uses the below form as from address:
>
>sentto-10798619-42-1097426196-[name].[lastname]=nrm.se at returns.groups.yahoo.com
>
>the stuff in [] is edited by me to not disclose the user
>The numbers in the from address change from email to email.
>
>I do not wish to blacklist returns.groups.yahoo.com so how can I go about
>blacklisting this spamming yahoo group...?
>It goes by the name [International_Real_Estate_Auction_136] or 137...
>
>Any ideas?

Add a rule like this:
From:
/sentto-\d+-\d+-\d+-name\.lastname=nrm\.se\@returns\.groups\.yahoo\.com/ yes
(That should all be on 1 line of course)

You can use arbitrary regular expressions in rules, just surround them in
"/" characters so MailScanner can tell what it's looking at.
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