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On Sun, Jun 09, 2002 at 05:45:13PM -0500, Derrick 'dman' Hudson wrote:
| I came up with the following :
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| 1) in the RCPT ACL :
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| # bounceme request from <> -- bounce would freeze
| deny local_parts = ^.*bounceme.*
| senders = :
| log_message = "bounceme request from <>"
| message = "can't \"bounceme\" from <>"
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| # accept now, bounce later :-)
| accept recipients = bounceme
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| 2) in the DATA ACL :
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| deny condition = ${if match {$recipients} {"bounceme"} {1}{0}}
| log_message = "bounceme request"
| message = "You asked for a bounce :-)."
For the archives, I was wrong. (I also previously had a bounceme user
in /etc/passwd, just for verification to work)
Here's what works (tested with a real mail client on localhost) :
I sitll have the above ACL entries, nothing in /etc/passwd, and these
routers :
bounceme_real:
no_verify
driver = redirect
local_parts = bounceme
allow_fail
data = :fail: You asked for a bounce.
bounceme_verify:
driver = redirect
local_parts = bounceme
data = :blackhole: never!
When I sent a spam message, it came back rejected as spam. When I
sent a non-spam message it came back with the right error message.
-D
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