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Quoth Simon Alman on Mon, Jun 02, 2003 at 10:23:27 +0100
> >Is there a way to \dev\null users who are no longer with our company?
> >All the mail is relayed to our exchange server which tosses the mail if
> >the user does not exist.
>
> I'd just use a system filter to drop any addresses I don't want
> delivered i.e create a system filter file with the following:
>
> >if $header_to: contains <some address you dont want>
> >then
save /dev/null
> >seen finish
> >endif
Surly you mean to add "save /dev/null" in that one?
Alternativly you could add those users in a alias file with the fail
syntax. That way the sender gets to know that his person is no longer
there.
Or if you go with Simon's suggestion, add a "mail ..." command to the
filter so that the sender knows not to send more mails there.
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