I assume that the final step in this process is to put a matching line in
$default$.junkmail telling what the action is.

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Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] IP Black List



>Similar to the white list, can you use 127.0.0 in the IP Black List to
>kill the entire 127 network?

No, that isn't possible yet -- it has to be an exact match.
                               -Scott

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