Hello,
On Thu, May 17, 2001, 13:47:49 GMT
Alan Summerfield, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> From Alan Summerfield, received 17/5/01, 9:38 am +0200 (GMT):
>>>> I have set my router to block spams from a certain free-eMail-address
>>>> server. However, there is one legitimate user (not always at the same IP
>>>> address) that I want to let through - how do I do this?
>>
>> Well, there's one trick: if you have some other forwarding server, then you
>> can use the following:
>>
>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> = legitimate%free-
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> free-eMail.com = error
>
>As I understand this, what you suggest is for outgoing messages only - it's
>the incoming ones I want to filter (sorry if this wasn't clear).
No, the above will work for incoming messages with return path of
[EMAIL PROTECTED], which were rejected otherwise with the Verify Return paths
option on.
The router record setsthe "safe route" flag for the message, the ".smtp" suffix
prevents the next router record from being applied, so the address becomes valid and
passes return path verification.
There may be a problem for outgoing messages, since the same router record will be
applied if a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] is sent/relayed through SIMS.
Best regards,
Dmitry Akindinov
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