Example Reference Guide. Very clear and concise.
You can also enable RBL within the .cf file, andlist out your particular
annoyances.
Also you can create a custom rule that denies particular traffic going to
that particular user.
A universe to junk rule is not the correct rule to insert.
/mark
"Crumrine, Gary L" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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03/10/00 03:32 AM
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Subject: RAPTOR question
Hey folks, just a quick question. What methods are you using to kill
mail
destined to or from a certain user account in RAPTOR? Let's say I have a
mail loop running for [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I just want to deny all incoming
mail
destined for that address.
In my incoming mail rule (universe to junk) there is a deny box, where I
think I can put his email address, but does that user need to be defined
anywhere else?
The documentation leaves a lot to be desired in this regard. Anyone seen
a
decent how to with real world examples?
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