Can anyone suggest a global Exim filter which will ensure that if we allowed
mail from people calling themselves 'x@???' it will be valid
according to the rules below.
Thanks!
Paul
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Date: Thu, 18 Jun 1998 07:24:14
From: Hotmail Customer Support <autoresponder@???>
Subject: Automated Response from Hotmail Customer Service
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We also employ tough unsolicited bulk email (aka "spam")
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