Rick Osgood wrote: > I've tried using the = NULL setting in the router, but it seems to > require a full domain name, the asterisk doesn't appear to work after > the @ symbol. According to the manual, it appears that a setting like > this should cause the server to ignore the email: * @*.RU = NULL
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