hi Several of my users have domains registered and have a default address >setup to catch all mail sent to the domain
>From what i understand they dont want seperate pop3 accounts for all their >users. so they use a "catchall" account which unfortunately also catches all >the spam if my understanding is correct (we use qmailtoaster) this is what we do a) let us say you have several users [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] create an alias called let us say [EMAIL PROTECTED] now alias the above 3 users to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] all emails sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] will go to [EMAIL PROTECTED] now only legitimate email will reach their [EMAIL PROTECTED] we implement this quite succesfully note : the [EMAIL PROTECTED] will be a seperate catchall account and will be catching all the trash or alternatively you can set the postmaster to reject all emails which are not sent to a valid alias / email id raj ---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- From: David Reid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Fri, 18 May 2007 09:33:21 +0100 >Several of my users have domains registered and have a default address >setup to catch all mail sent to the domain. This isn't ideal, but it's >what they want to do. The problem is that because DSPAM treats every >address separately they tend to get a lot more mail and their results >aren't as positive as everyone else. Some of them now want me to revert >back to the previous non-DSPAM solution. > >So, any suggestions how I configure DSPAM to handle these domains? >Ideally I'd like all training for the domain to be done as if it were a >single email address. > >Thanks, > >david >
