a .qmail file that only contains comments will achieve what you are after.
.qmail:
#
works very nicely. :)
On Fri, 17 Dec 1999, Keith Warno wrote:
> BBBB == "Big Black Bit Bucket", AKA, /dev/null
>
> I remember seeing something on the list about how to do this; apologies in
> advance. I would like to send a user's mail (either a real user or
> non-existant user) silently to /dev/null. I'm assuming that an
> appropriately-named .qmail file with a /dev/null will work; however I was
> pretty sure there was a more "elegant" way of doing it. Something involving
> a pound sign maybe?
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> /*
> ** Keith Warno
> ** Make Us An Offer, Inc.
> ** Real-Time Online Haggling
> ** http://www.makeusanoffer.com/
> */
>
>
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