On Mon, 26 Nov 2001, Joseph Kezar wrote:
> I thought I read somewhere of a way to maintain my own list of addresses
>
> that I could block.
> We keep getting junk from free@???. How can I block this? I
>
> wrote a filter to send it to /dev/null. Is this the most efficient
> way? Or is there some global configuration setting like: block_from =
> free@??? : /usr/exim/blocklist/blockfile
>
> Any ideas?
Yes, here's a recipe Suresh kindly provided me with:
sender_reject = @@partial-lsearch*;/etc/eximextra/blocked.senders
prohibition_message = "${lookup{$prohibition_reason}lsearch
{/etc/eximextra/reject.messages}{${expand:$value}}}"
(Note that prohibition message is all on one line.)
in blocked.senders I have these:
*.cifnet.com *
*.medilinks.com *
*.pci2.com *
*.gamersrevolt.com *
*.vsnl.net *
*.vsnl.net.in *
*.zaconta.com *
*.163.com *
*.hinet.net *
*.covalent.net *
*.roving.com *
*.karmaloop.com *
*.dse.co.nz *
vonhaak@* *
*.reply.net *
*.avshop.com *
-- the first wildcard matches the ${local_part} of the foreign domain, and
the second, all local domains (? at least I think it does; could someone
confirm this?).
The reject.messages contains:
sender_reject: Anti-spam measures rejected your email.
-- edit to your liking.
--
Juha
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