Hello,
I am using the following line in exim.conf to filter entire domains
by name.
sender_host_reject_recipients=partial-lsearch;/etc/mail/spamdomains
with entries such as
*.spamdomain.com
*.cyberporn.com
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I suspect that my filter is not working the way I expect, but the
real question is: How does one test a specific address against
the /etc/mail/spamdomains file and determine success or failure.
I know how to: exim -bt /etc/mail/spamfilter testmail
But this does not *seem* to solve testing of a spamdomain file or
spamdomain.db
I am looking for something like:
exim -test_spam_file /etc/mail/spamdomains somebody@???
Its probably right in front of me, but could someone push me a bit.
Thank you,
Tim Patterson
@harborside
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