On 2017-08-02 23:14, Jan Ingvoldstad via Exim-users wrote:
For use with "deny senders", you need e-mail addresses, even though
they may contain wildcards.

So your data would probably need to look like this if you want to use that:

| 21 | *@*.date                               |
| 22 | *@*.top                                |
| 23 | *@*.us                                 |

Hi Jan,

Oddly enough, I can mix and match full email addresses in the current format with this:

drop    senders = /usr/local/etc/eximreject.lst
        message = Not acceptable - You are blacklisted

The file just has two lines in amongst email addresses like this:

*.date
*.top

It works perfectly funnily enough. Maybe deny senders is a little more flexible in this regard?

A.

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