Nigel Metheringham <Nigel.Metheringham@???> probably said:
> Above are clearly outside their remit by announcing someone elses space
> and null routing it.
Last thing I heard about above.net was that they were blocking access
from the orbs address space, so orbs put the entirity of above.net
into the list.
I personally, and a lot of other admins I've discussed this with, have
serious problems with ORBS' policies and actions, and have blocked
incoming mail from them. I think eventually ORBS will fall into
disuse and vanish out of uselessness. Or at least, I hope so.
RSS, DUL and traditional RBL seem a lot more useful.
P.
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Hi,
I've thought it would be a good idea to send back some sort of standard reply
when someone leaves the company, perhaps offering another email address to
try, as well as forwarding the mail on to someone within the company.
What I'd ideally like to do is to create a file with a list of local user
names that don't exist anymore, and have this searched before the /etc/passwd
file for local deliveries. If the name is in there, a reply should be sent,
and the message forwarded to a different user (ideally different for each
person).
Has anyone done anything like this?
TIA
Andy
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