On Mon, 10 Jan 2000, Steve Haslam wrote:
> /etc/bogus.aliases:
>
> user1: user1@???
> user2: user2@???
> *: /dev/null
>
> Or, as someone pointed out, to bounce those bogus addresses totally,
> have a director to match the addresses you want (such as the above
> with the "*" entry removed from /etc/bogus.aliases) followed by:
>
> bogus_reject: #director
> driver = smartuser
> fail_verify_recipient
> transport = bogus_rejecterror
... or even just replace
*: /dev/null
with
*: :fail: Unknown address
That will fail to verify.
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