Re: Exim and an annoyong person

2000-06-30 Thread Chuan-kai Lin
Patrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > But can named individuals be barred? If you believe that the individual in question will always use the same email address in the sender line, then you can do it: sender_reject = [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Chuan-kai Lin

Re: Exim and an annoyong person

2000-06-28 Thread Patrick
Thanks. That works as well as the .forward solution for domains that I want banned from the whole server. And I add domains to the bounce list? For example I can use host_reject = *.channelnet.co.uk : *.spamdomain.com : mominlaw.org But can named individuals be barred? Patrick Kirk Mobile: 0

Re: Exim and an annoyong person

2000-06-28 Thread Chuan-kai Lin
Patrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > What I'm thinking of is simply saying reject all mail from > channelnet.co.uk. Add this to /etc/exim.conf (documented in spec.txt) should work: host_reject = *.channelnet.co.uk -- Chuan-kai Lin

Re: Exim and an annoyong person

2000-06-28 Thread Patrick
Of course - that's simple but elegant! I changed it to save the junk in a junk folder but it solves my problem perfectly. Thanks. Best regards, Patrick Kirk Mobile: 0044 (0) 705 004 9046

Re: Exim and an annoyong person

2000-06-28 Thread Colin Watson
Patrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >A young lady at a publishing house responsible for sending out >newsletters has found a clever trick to maintain circulation. Ignores >all Unsubscribe requests. Given that I never subscribed this is >particularly irrating. > >How can I set Exim to block all mai