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bofh
This configuration file configures domain-based junk mail filters. Lines in this configuration files that begin with the # character are considered comments, and are ignored. The remaining lines contain the following directives, in any order:
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spamtrap [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reject all mail that has <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> listed as one of its recipients.
Note: For local mailboxes, 'domain' must be set to the contents of the me configuration file, or the server's hostname. Also, this check is made after any alias processing takes place. Suggested usage: create a single local spamtrap account, then create aliases in the alias file that point to the spamtrap account.
On 15/02/2004, at 10:34 PM, Kaare Rasmussen wrote:
Hi
Is it possible to set up a "catch-all" user but reject email to a specific
email name for that domain ? The email name is known to spammers.
It should preferably be possible to set it up with the use of web clients. I'm
not able to get access to the servers directly at this moment.
-- Phillip Hutchings [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.sitharus.com/
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