Hi. Am Mittwoch, 3. Oktober 2007 schrieb Jean-Christophe Boggio: > I use catch_alls on most of the domains I maintain and
That's what I would avoid for future projects. If you want the comfort of this without being a spam target, use catch-all with a fix preifix. So e.g. I use [EMAIL PROTECTED] as a catch all. > I would like to reject mails when "To:" match a regex > (for example, I receive several mails addressed to > [EMAIL PROTECTED], the "number part" being random). > I know these are always spams. > > Is there a way to do this ? Two ways: 1. Write a courierfilter. This is not that hard if you know a language where an example filter exists (python => pythonfilter, perl => perlfilter). 2. bounce or drop via a script executed by .courier files. Last one is for sure the easiest way to go but not really a good solution. cu, Bernd -- Wenn man mit Raubkopien wirklich Gruppen wie BroSis, die Backstreet Boys oder gar Britney Spears verhindern könnte, würde ich noch heute ein paar CD-Brenner und einen Zentner Rohlinge bestellen. - B. Mangelsdorff in ger.ct
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