> I use a verify-only router to reject some often used spam-addresses during
> SMTP time:
>
> bad_addresses:
> driver = redirect
> data = ${lookup{$local_part@$domain}lsearch{CONFDIR/bad_addresses}
> {:fail:$value}fail}
> allow_fail
> verify_only
> fail_verify
>
> CONFDIR/bad_addresses contains simply this:
>
> localpart1@domain1
> localpart2@domain2: Address abused for spam
>
> i.e., some addresses are followed by an explanatory text, some are not.
>
> When I do a test with the first address:
lsearch is line by line, so when it found "localpart1@domain1", the data =
became: :fail:
but when it found "localpart2@domain2", the data = became:
:fail:Address abused for spam
probably a better way would be in rcpt acl:
deny recipients = CONFDIR/bad_addresses
message = Address abused for spam
If you want different messages per address, you'll have to assign each one
a message or use different acl rules and different files.
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