You could always do what I do: refuse to deal with AOL.com users in the first place. My server has them blacklisted too. Of course, I put them there :) > Hi, > > I'm using TMDA and TMDA-CGI (on qmail) with an auto-generated DBM file and > an extra file for using wildcards to incoming mails. > Now I had the following problem: > I ran through the queue an blacklisted a lot of spam mails (via tmda-cgi) > including one message with the faked from address 'aol.com' > tmda-cgi wrote aol.com to the blacklist file an from this point on all > messages sent from AOL bounced. > > As I read in the documentation, this was intended to be a feature, but in > my case it is rather a bug. > Any idea how to turn of this behavior (that might me useful in some > cases)? > > Thank you, > > Quirin > _____________________________________________ > tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users >
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