John Hardin wrote:
On Thu, 16 Oct 2008, Randy wrote:
McDonald, Dan wrote:
On Thu, 2008-10-16 at 08:02 -0700, linuxbox wrote:
> rawbody spam_domains /blockeddomain\.com/i
uri spam_domains /blockeddoamin\.com/i
If you need to block a domain from sending e-mail, then use the mail
server to handle it. It is better to block messages from even getting
to your filtering applications.
How does the MTA block on a domain name _in the message body_ without
passing it to a filtering application?
Your answer, while valid, isn't germane to the OP's question.
Postfix can do this so my suggestion stands. Look for body_checks in
Postfix. However, this isn't "germane" if the OP simply chooses mark
messages as spam with spammassassin. The key word he used was "block"
and when I read block I look at the MTA.
OP original quote.
"Hello there. I have a problem with blocking an email with spamassassin.
normally when i want to block a domain in an email, be it html or plain
text
i would have a rule such as this, and this works perfectly: "
