RE: [Exim] HOTMAIL

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Author: Giuliano Gavazzi
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To: Thomas Kinghorn
CC: exim-users
Subject: RE: [Exim] HOTMAIL
At 10:38 +0200 2003/07/02, Thomas Kinghorn wrote:
>Okay, thats all good, but is it possible to write a rule
>that will block inocencia**** (where * is a randomly changed letter)?
>
>Regards,
>
>Tom Kinghorn


why are you asking again when:


At 11:19 +0200 2003/07/01, Christopher Bodenstein wrote:
>If you're using Exim 4.x, you could use the following acl:
>
>deny     message = Go away.
>          sender_domains = hotmail.com
>     senders = \Ninocencia[a-z]{4}\N


(ok, this seems completely wrong, it could be, for instance:

deny    message    = Go away.
         condition  = ${if match {$local_part}{\Ninocencia[A-z]{4}\N}{yes}{no}}
         domains    = +local_domains
)


or even better:


At 14:27 +0200 2003/07/01, Andreas Metzler wrote:
>Why don't you use recipient verification, denying _all_ mail to
>nonexistent accounts?
>            cu andreas




Giuliano
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