The fastest way to test would probably be to blacklist a (bogus)
recipient address (with "recipient-blacklist-file") and send a message
to that address from another server. You should get an immediate bounce
message.
I'm glad you like spamdyke -- it's made a world of difference for my own
mailbox and it's been very well received by the qmail community. Some
time ago, Erik mentioned he was considering adding spamdyke to the next
version of QT, so hopefully everyone here will be able to use it soon.
-- Sam Clippinger
Sergio Minini {NETKEY} wrote:
I added the policy-url and a webpage based in your suggestion.
Is there a way to test it and see what it looks like in a rejected mail?
I ran --config-test and everything seems OK.
Thanks
Sergio
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