Gads,
Sorry for the typo's. Here's a corrected question.......
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remote_mail_server.com acts as a front end server and spam filter for
another domain's (relayed_domain.com) mail and then forwards it on to
the mail server at:
mailhost.relayed_domain.com
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remote_mail_server.com is running Sendmail 8.12.8 (Red Hat 9 distrib)
and has the entries in the respective configuration files as follows:
/etc/mail/relay-domains
relayed_domain.com
/etc/mail/mailertable
relayed_domain.com esmtp:[mailhost.relayed_domain.com]
/etc/mail/access
[EMAIL PROTECTED] REJECT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] REJECT
This is all peachy and works very well, all mail is forwarded except for
those email addresses listed in the /etc/mail/access file as shown
above. Unfortunately I also get scads of spam mail for this domain for
many other addresses besides undesiredUser1 and undesiredUser2 and
would like to invert things a little by creating a whitelist so that
all mail sent to any user at relayed_domain.com will get rejected
except for those listed in my whitelist. Is this doable and what is
the best way to accomplish this?
Regards, Mike Klinke
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