On Thu, Dec 14, 2006, Sebastian Berm wrote:
> First of all, I'm sorry I want to abuse Exim and the RFC's in this way, 
> but I'm kinda out of other ideas.
> At the moment a lot of domains which I use Exim for, receive bounce 
> messages to their catchall's, which are bounces from spammers.

> So spammers abuse the domains of some of our clients as 'from' addresses...

> My idea is to try to find a way to have Exim's own ACL detect bounce 
> messages and automatically blackhole them, without any further 
> processing.

Sure thing.

In yer' RCPT ACL:

        discard         senders         = :
        # if you don't want to be rude, detect if the recipient is a catchall.
        # if catchall has a separate router, add sumthin' like:
        # "address_data = catchall" (and "address_data =" in other routers)
        # in yer' catchall router.
                                                domains         = +local_domains
                                                verify          = recipient
                                                condition       = ${if 
eq{catchall}{$address_data}}
                                                message         = Yummy!

Not tested, though.     

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