aw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>One of our former user was playing in many Internet-casinos. All
>these casinos send plenty of e-mails on the guy address up to
>now. This is bounced back and they bounce it too. I would rather let
>the first message to us die in /dev/null. Need advice how to do
>it. Should I make a .qmail-user file? How to deal with such problems
>If I have more of such former users?
If 'formeruser' no longer has an account:
echo '#' > ~alias/.qmail-formeruser
Else:
echo '#' > ~formeruser/.qmail
If you have lots of these former users and don't want lots of .qmail
files, do:
echo '#' > ~alias/.qmail-devnull
Then, for each user, add a line to users/assign like:
=formeruser:alias:ALIASUID:NOFILESGID:/var/qmail/alias:-:devnull:
And, if you want to catch formeruser-*:
+formeruser-:alias:ALIASUID:NOFILESGID:/var/qmail/alias:-:devnull:
And do:
echo '#' > ~alias/.qmail-devnull-default
-Dave
