On Thursday 29 November 2001 10:41 am, Peter Jay Salzman wrote: > exim doesn't have a "spam reject" file that i can drop IP addresses into.
It doesn't? Then what is host_reject for? Or the ability to use local rbl-type files? > what exactly are some of these advanced features then? Did you even bother looking at the exim documentation? It's very comprehensive and answers all of your questions. Some of the "advanced spam features" that you asked about are: * callback verification * filtering (it would be cruel to liken it to procmail filtering, but it's in the same general ballpark in that you can reject/drop/delete/forward based on header information) * ability to write custom headers for "suspect" email that users can then use in their own filtering and others that I'm sure I've overlooked. Is there a reason you decided to jump all over exim today? Your message came across as quite hostile and sarcastic Perhaps it wasn't intended that way. --kurt (who's hoping he's not feeding trolls)
