Gary wrote:
> Nicklas wrote:
>> Thanks!
>> I only need to match the domain. And, I was planning to use qmail's default
>> rcpthosts file as the base template (spam_lovers_maps) for the domains and
>> any exceptions to the base config should go into the spam_haters file
>> (default should be to pass spam).
>> Any ideas for such setup?
>> Thanks,
>> Nicklas
> I assume then that the /lovers will contain a list of domains. This works.
> You simply have to manually add full email addresses to the haters
> file, followed by a zero. Haters will be read first, because it is
> listed first. If a match is found, the search should end there. The
> period at the end means "everyone not listed is also a lover".
> @spam_lovers_maps = ( read_hash("/spam_haters"), read_hash("/spam_lovers"),
> "." );
> /haters
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 0
> /lovers
> example.com
My last reply was rushed and possibly inaccurate. I think the "."
should have been a 1.
@spam_lovers_maps = ( read_hash("$MYHOME/spam_haters"), 1 );
May be better. If all domains will be spam_lovers by default, then
there is no need to look them up, simply make everyone a lover, and list
only the exceptions.
Contents of the spam_haters file:
# we have set @spam_lovers_maps = ( read_hash("$MYHOME/spam_haters"), 1 );
# which means everyone is a spam lover by default. If you would like to
# exclude a particular user from being a spam lover, include them in
# this associative array using a 0 for the value. For example:
# [EMAIL PROTECTED] 0
#
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 0
Gary V
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