Hi
I'm using access_db in /etc/mail/ to block spammail
The problem is the list just grows and grows beacuse I must block adresses like
mx.1.teen-1mail.com 550 No f**** spam allowed
mx.1.teen-2mail.com 550 No f**** spam allowed
mx.1.teen-3mail.com 550 No f**** spam allowed
mx.1.teen-4mail.com 550 No f**** spam allowed
mx.1.teen-5mail.com 550 No f**** spam allowed
and so on.......
Is there a way I can use Regexp in my access_db file ?
Something like
[teen].com 550 No f**** spam allowed
that will block mail from teen whatever.
I have been trying to solve this for month , maybe someone at Tek-Tips know how ?
(I dont't want to use any Blacklist function, I want to solve it with only Regexp)
//Fredrik
I'm using access_db in /etc/mail/ to block spammail
The problem is the list just grows and grows beacuse I must block adresses like
mx.1.teen-1mail.com 550 No f**** spam allowed
mx.1.teen-2mail.com 550 No f**** spam allowed
mx.1.teen-3mail.com 550 No f**** spam allowed
mx.1.teen-4mail.com 550 No f**** spam allowed
mx.1.teen-5mail.com 550 No f**** spam allowed
and so on.......
Is there a way I can use Regexp in my access_db file ?
Something like
[teen].com 550 No f**** spam allowed
that will block mail from teen whatever.
I have been trying to solve this for month , maybe someone at Tek-Tips know how ?
(I dont't want to use any Blacklist function, I want to solve it with only Regexp)
//Fredrik