> I seem to remember a sendmail module that used to auto-create email addresses
> and then turn them off after a configured time period. So you configured it
> that you could make up any email address of a certain pattern, like
> “craig\d+@“ and it would auto-create when a message arrived. So you could
> just invent, on the fly, email addresses “craig12345@“ and give it to people,
> use for registrations. Then like a year later, it automatically stopped
> working. (But, I was unable to dig this up.)
Heavily disclaimed:
- This code has not been updated since June 2004. It certainly hasn't been
looked at in almost as long
- It used a thread-safe perl implementation of some sort that I don't recall
now. That might be long-since-past being needed
- The syntax it used was
{prefix}{YYYYMMDD}{durationInDays}@subdomain.example.com
<http://subdomain.example.com/>
{prefix} was 2-3 alphabetic characters
- It's got my old time-delay domain hard-coded into it. You'd want to change
that liberally. :-)
http://www.megacity.org/software_downloads/timedelay.milter.txt
<http://www.megacity.org/software_downloads/timedelay.milter.txt>
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