Phillip,
Are you asking if there is a wildcard function, i.e. @*.cn? Not that I know
about. You would have to list each domain, i.e.
@a.cn
@b.cn
....
What do you have against our Chinese bretheren, that makes you want block
all mail? I know there are many relay sites there, but not every email
server in that country is a 'bad guy'.
To do what you want, would require either modifications to IMail and the
Kill file, or some other program that would parse the 'from' addresses, if
finding '.cn', then throw away, if not deliver normally. This might be done,
if you write the parsing program, then in IMail, edit registry to pass the
message to your program before delivery. KB articles tell more about
registry change. Think the keywords might be SMTP32 or SMTPD32, or even SMTP
(if you really want to do this!).
Happy Holidays!
Daniel Donnelly
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Philip Kapusta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2000 11:52 AM
Subject: [IMail Forum] kill file question
>
> > If you want to kill a whole
> > domain, then '@domain.name' . The first would kill
> > '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' and
> > the second could also kill things like
> > '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'.
>
>
> What if you want to kill every incoming email from China?
>
> @everydomain.from.cn
>
> Impossible to do?
>
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