Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
>
> To make it more accurate it would require:
> * ^From.*xxx@beitberl\.ac\.il
Yes, but this does not stop the mail from being received, it just trashes
it.
If you can you should set up sendmail or DNS to reject it.
For example in DNS, you can put in your named.conf file:
zone "beitberl.ac.il" IN {
type master;
file "missing.zone";
allow-update { none; };
};
and make sure missing.zone does not exist. Sendmail will not be able
to resolve the name and reject the mail.
In sendmail you would use the access database, but that could be a
bit tricky:
beitberl.ac.il 550 Stop Sending me email!!!!!
I'm not going to try it, but it might block all other email too. :-)
Sendmail.org's web page is not clear.
Geoff.
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