If you don't want any mail from the offending domain, put an entry like
@domain.com in your kill.lst file and all e-mail from any user of that
domain will be rejected. The mail must reach your server to be blocked.
Your mail server logs the event, but will not deliver the mail to any
accounts if the mail was blocked using your kill.lst. If you have the IP
address of the offending domain's e-mail server you can deny access to that
server in the SMTP security tab also, but of course, if they have more than
one e-mail server on more than one IP then blocking their domain is the only
way to be sure you block it all. A list of the offender's IP addresses, and
domain name in the kill.lst will get it all.
Keeping such a list can be a lot of work which is why there is such a list
you can use with your existing list located at Postfixgate.com.
A member supported Anti-Spam Database for Postfix, Sendmail, and IMail.
Postfix RPMs for RedHat 7.1 available in the member's section.
http://www.postfixgate.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "PesaroService" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2001 12:32 AM
Subject: [IMail Forum] how stop incoming mail
> There are a way to stop incoming mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED] to
> AllUsers@AllDomainInMyImailServer ?
>
> I realize that kill file block users in list to send mail using my Imail.
Is
> it correct ?
>
> What I would do is to stop the email before itself is completly sent to my
> server.
>
> Thanks in advance for help & tips.
>
> Piero
> Italy
>
>
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