Re: Static Table Entry - smtpd.conf

2019-04-21 Thread Thomas Bohl

Hi,


Is it valid if I add a static table entry in "smtpd.conf" like so;

table blacklist { "@*.anonymous-email.*" }


Yes


Spamd is not stopping it so I though I can reject emails using a static 
table as noted above. Will my wildcard work?


Yes, given an appropriate match action like
match from any for any mail-from  reject

(The reject line has to be above other match lines.)

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Static Table Entry - smtpd.conf

2019-04-21 Thread Antonino Sidoti
Hi,

Is it valid if I add a static table entry in “smtpd.conf” like so;

table blacklist { “@*.anonymous-email.*” }

I am getting junk email coming in which has multiple domain types and 
subdomains but it will consistently have a common naming of “anonymous-email”.

Example,

f...@e.anonymous-email.xyz 
f...@b.anonymous-email.info 
f...@a.anonymous-email.xyz 

Spamd is not stopping it so I though I can reject emails using a static table 
as noted above. Will my wildcard work?