Alex,
> How do I tell smail, that a single user shouldn't be allowed
> to send/receive email?
If the user is a fictitious user, you can simply put a .forward file in
their home directory (see smail(8), smail(5)).
If the user has no home directory, you can place an entry in
/etc/aliases (see aliases(4)).
Many years ago, after all else failed to curb an abusive user, the
rules in /etc/sendmail.cf (see smail(5)) were modified such that all his
transmissions were redirected to censors. Shortly after that, his account
was revoked for other reasons.
Hopefully helpful,
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