i have a client that wants a fairly common spamtrap address on my
server <admin> to be a real address on his domain.
i warned him that it's likely he'll start getting some spam as soon
as i set it up for him, but he wants it anyway.
what i'd like to do is have his account - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - to be first
in the router, then what's not caught by that <admin> be a spamtrap.
unfortunately, [EMAIL PROTECTED] routs to <admin> and <admin> is a
spamtrap, so his working address would be a spamtrap in that sense.
how else can i keep this spamtrap, and yet have his address work at
the same time? i'd like to refrain from having to put an <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
entry for every other domain on the server. any suggestions?
charles mangin | Alpha Geek and Chief Mental Hygienist
[EMAIL PROTECTED] | What's that watermelon doing there?
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