Mike Burger wrote:
Definitely not postfix.
Postfix's entries would look like:
domain.com 550 Blocked due to spamming
Actually they are from postfix. But thanks anyway.
They are header checks using a regexp table.
H
On Mon, 30 Dec 2002, Theo Van Dinter wrote:
On Mon, Dec 30, 2002 at 12:43:05AM -0500, Mike Burger wrote:
Those checks, in the syntax listed, would be added to an access list for
Sendmail (/etc/mail/access, which would then need to be hashed into a
database).
Well, those lines aren't valid for sendmail (access db doesn't do regex).
I thought they were postfix or qmail myself.
/^From: .*@sendfree\.com/ REJECT Blocked due to spamming
/^From: .*@hi-speedemail\.com/ REJECT Blocked due to spamming
sendmail accessdb would be:
sendfree.com REJECT
hi-speedemail.com REJECT
The right side can be customized, but most people just use REJECT.
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