At 6:30 AM -0700 10/22/01, Steve Linford wrote:
> From Mark Hartman, received 22/10/01, 6:28 am -0700 (GMT):
>> At 3:52 AM -0700 10/22/01, The Count of CipherSpace wrote:
>>>How does one whitehole a single account for a domain that has been routed
>>>to error?
>>>
>>>What I mean is, suppose one has the following router entry:
>>>
>>>domain.com = error
>>>
>>>what router entry is required for mail from "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" to
>>>get through ??
>>
>> <postmaster%domain.com@blacklisted> = postmaster
>
>No that won't work with stuff blacklisted in the router, that only
>works on the IP blacklist.
Oops - that's true. What you'd have to do is to put the following
BEFORE the "domain.com = error" line:
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The ".smtp" suffix terminates routing and sends the message to the SMTP
module immediately. This may only work on outgoing messages. You'd be
much better off using the blacklist handling than routing to error here,
IMHO.
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