On 02:12 PM 12/27/2000 -0500, it would appear that Daniel Donnelly wrote:
>Phillip,
>
>Are you asking if there is a wildcard function, i.e. @*.cn? Not that I know
>about. You would have to list each domain, i.e.
>@a.cn
>@b.cn
>....
This can be done using rules
H~com\.cn:nul would dump all mail originating from cn, we are currently
doing this (using spambox instead of nul) with all .ar domains. The only
valid mail coming through any .ar domain happens to be for this list which
is why H~list.ipswitch.com:main exists further up the rules file.
There are two draw backs to using rules over the kill file:
1. The message must actually be received before the rule can take effect
(bandwidth).
2. The offending relay assumes that the message was successfully delivered
to the intended victim.
With the kill file, the message bounces and eventually the signal to noise
ratio improves. As such, wild cards in the kill file would be a welcome
addition.
Tyran Ormond
Programmer/LAN Technician
Central Valley Water
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