>
> I think I saw a qmail patch that let you use a badrcptto or
> badmailto file in /var/qmail/controls. Check
> http://www.qmail.org and search for badrcptto (there are two
> of them right together). If this works, it would reject the
> mail at the smtp level.
Thanks for the info.
> I th
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From: Michael Bellears [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 8:49 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [vchkpw] Temporarily disable mail delivery to domain
Is there a simple way to temporarily disable mail delivery to domain
(i.e. When a client has not paid there bill)
Regards,
MB
>
> With the cdb back end it is easy, sql back ends might be a problem...
> Move their domain directory to a different name, then run
> vdeldomain on the domain. When they pay, run vadddomain,
> then move the directory back. If you are using a database,
> you could possibly use vconvert to c
Michael Bellears wrote:
Applying the domain limits (pop/imap) works (I have them enforced atm) -
But I was hoping there was also a simple way to temp. disable the domain
from receiving mail altogether (Would be an even greater motivational
factor for the client to pay if mail destined to them star
>
> Michael Bellears wrote:
>
> > Is there a simple way to temporarily disable mail delivery
> to domain
> > (i.e. When a client has not paid there bill)
>
> Simple, but not terribly easy.
>
> I edit the vpasswd file in the domain and add a '*' in front
> of each of the encrypted password va
Michael Bellears wrote:
Is there a simple way to temporarily disable mail delivery to domain
(i.e. When a client has not paid there bill)
Simple, but not terribly easy.
I edit the vpasswd file in the domain and add a '*' in front of each of
the encrypted password values. Now no one can download
Is there a simple way to temporarily disable mail delivery to domain
(i.e. When a client has not paid there bill)
Regards,
MB
