IDIOT ASSISTANCE REQUEST! Hi, I am successfully using web-cyradm+postfix+cyrus-imap+SASL+Mysql on a variety of Linux boxes, mostly running Ubuntu 6.06LTS. This system works well for me and I have not upgraded past 0.54 yet. I generally have ten or more virtual domains receiving mail on a server.
Recently I have started to be mail-bombed in this way; some fool out there is sending spam with return addresses in this form [EMAIL PROTECTED] The emails bounce to my server, which rejects them. However the volume is large and I would prefer to simply /dev/null all email with a recipient that begins with the letters 'triyant'. Postfix 2.2.10 allows you to use regexp in the alias table, but I don't know how to do it. I tried creating an alias 'triyant^' (without the quotes) but that does not work. If I alias a specific address, like 'triyantooopl' to /dev/null, it works fine, but since there are billions of variants (all beginning with 'triyant') a regexp is obviously the way to go. I would really be grateful for any help. What I want is probably really simple. (maybe instead of 'triyant^' I should say 'regexp:triyant^' ?) Thanks in advance. /Larry ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent from the [EMAIL PROTECTED] Servers. _______________________________________________ This mailing list is hosted and supported by bit-heads GmbH | http://www.bit-heads.ch _______________________________________________ Web-cyradm mailing list [email protected] http://www.web-cyradm.org/mailman/listinfo/web-cyradm
