Did the reason become a requirement in 2.0 or
3.0? It isn't required in versions prior to 2.0.
Darin.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2006 9:08 AM
Subject: AW: [Declude.JunkMail] blacklist file
hi,
@mastercardconfirm.com bad adress
badserver.com
spamsending server
please note, that
you need an adress AND a reason in every line.
the next thing is
a line in you're global cfg like:
BLACKLIST
fromfile C:\IMAIL\Declude\Filters\blacklist.txt x 20 0
this would punish
every mail that was send by an adress that is in you're blacklist.txt with a
weight of 20 points (so this would only block the mail if you hold mails with
a weight of 20 or more).
if you want to
block the mail right away you need a line in you're $default$.junkmail
like
BLACKLIST HOLD
or
BLACKLIST
DELETE
an other way to block mails by the senderadress is
imail itselfe. there should be something like a "SMTP inbound kill list" (i have something like that
in my imail
7.14).
hope it
helps
best regards from
germany
mfg
i.a.
gez. markus
guhl
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Newbie question
here....
Using Declude
3.05 on IMAIL.
I want to
blacklist email addresses so that when a spammer sends an email to my
server, the email does not go through to my end users.
my global.cfg
file has the following line..
BLACKLIST
fromfile
C:\IMAIL\Declude\Filters\blacklist.txt x 20 0
My blacklist.txt
file has the following entry....
BLACKLIST FROM
@mastercardconfirm.com
Is the above
syntax correct for blocking email addresses/domains?
