ail and Smail left -
> those people would have to do the same.
Just because you *can* do it in the MTA doesn't mean it *belongs* in
the MTA.
David.
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> Also, both can be configured to refuse mail for non-existent user
> accounts. Which I don't believe Sendmail can.
Of course it can. sendmail can do anything. Never believe anyone
who tells you there's something sendmail can't do.
It does it by default if it's the final delivery host, if it's
> :0
> * ^Subject: user_prefs update
> * !^X-Loop: ${USER}@domain.com
> * !^FROM_DAEMON
> {
> :0bc:
> | mv -f $USERPREFS $USERPREFS.old && cat - > $USERPREFS
>
> :0fhW
> | formail -I "Subject: user_prefs retrieve"
> }
Just to point out the blatantly obvious to most, nobod
actly clear, I know... but at least that's how I believe it
works, and it's never behaved in a way to convince me to double check)
David.
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:0
* ^X-Spam-Status: Yes
* !^Subject:.*Returned mail
| dmail +in/spam
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ng to have in a procmail spam check is to check that there's
one
and exactly one Message-Id. Two, zero, etc indicate probable spam.
David.
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