On 09/30/03 at 21:39 -0700, Warren Michelsen opined:
> Is it possible to route on just the local ,part of a Return-Path? And
> on only a part of the local part?
>
> If I'm getting spam from (all the same person):
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> can I route idiot mail to error with
> <idiot*> = error ?
That would only work if the domain part is a 'local' domain (i.e., it's
mapped to SIMS' local domain). In general, in the context of rejecting
spam, that would probably cause more problems than it solved.
> I'm thinking that somewhere I heard that a wild card cannot be
> applied to the domain part.
Correct. You can only have one wild card in a router entry, and the wild
card cannot be in the domain part. The best you can do with the example
above is to have one wildcard entry per offending domain:
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> = error
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> = error
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> = error
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