So,
I'm looking at mail being sent to my domain and it's overwhelmingly
mail people who don't exist at my domain.
examples
165(new): From: "Wilford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
166(new): To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
167(new): Subject: Enjoy the newest Every man wants it Be delighted with
174(new): message is MIME. MIME-Version is 1.0
660(ignore): Ignoring
161(new): ------------------------------ new run at Mon Sep 18
18:26:45 2006
165(new): From: "Tyrone" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
166(new): To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
167(new): Subject: New?n?hot Now you could grant your wish Feel
Pleasure from
174(new): message is MIME. MIME-Version is 1.0
660(ignore): Ignoring
161(new): ------------------------------ new run at Mon Sep 18
18:26:52 2006
165(new): From: "Jessie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
166(new): To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
167(new): Subject: Get the freshest Now you could grant your wish Enjoy
174(new): message is MIME. MIME-Version is 1.0
660(ignore): Ignoring
161(new): ------------------------------ new run at Mon Sep 18
18:26:50 2006
165(new): From: "Wilford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
166(new): To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
167(new): Subject: Enjoy the newest Every man wants it Be delighted with
174(new): message is MIME. MIME-Version is 1.0
....
I'd rather this was trapped before my qmail script executed. every
one of these mails is forking the perl interpreter and executing my
perl script and very early in the script these are ignored but is it
possible to catch them before my script executes?
