On 2017-05-02 00:18:09 Fred Drueck hacked into the keyboard: > Would it be sufficient to do something with the .courier-aliases? Tell > your users to create something like: > > .courier-forwardtodevnull > > containing: > > | cat > /dev/null > > or whatever you want. I've occasionally done this myself for mail I don't > want to receive.
I am user "michelle.konzack" on the system and my account has the files ~/.courier ~/.courier-default ~/.courier-aliasses (which is symlinked into /etc/courier/aliasses/ ) the "~/.courier-default" point to a special filter which can sort out which mails I want to see and are sorted into mailfolder /dev/null ;-) However, I have installed a traffic counter on this filter to get an idea, how much spam I receive over the last 9y since I have installed the domain/server, this mean if I allow all users to do this, my mailserver would accept arround 300-500 GByte of additional spam. Removing "~/.courier-default" and use instead "~/.courier-<something>" would be a better solution but require root rights (sudo?) to be installed from a webinterface... Thanks for your time -- Michelle Konzack Miila ITSystems @ TDnet GNU/Linux Developer 00372-54541400
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