Marek Dohojda wrote:

Hello

I need to be able to filter all returning delivery failures, anti-virus
notifications.

Essentially what is happening is that new virus is forging headers, which
appear to come from my servers, except that they don't.  So silly anti-virus
software's are sending the notifications by thousands to us.

I need to block them for a while.  Does anybody know a way to configure
qmail/qmail-scanner to do this?

AFAIK, you can't 'block' them per se, they are bounces and/or spam alerts "legitimately" destined for your some [EMAIL PROTECTED] They are likely random, forged, non-existing userid's in your domain, so either remove your .qmail-default file and let the randomly addressed bounces/alerts come in and get rejected as undeliverable with (Sorry,_no_mailbox_here_by_that_name._(#5.1.1),
or 'echo # > .qmail-default' to direct them all right to bit-bucket,
or use procmail (or maildrop) for finer-grained filtering of default delivery.





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