Most people that I know who have done such things have used a procmail rule set to accomplish this and have not used the MTA for such things. I personally would hesitate to do such things since I've never heard of a rule set for spam that was 100% effective at only filtering spam. Most people that I know who do such things will filter spam to a spam folder and quickly look through the messages occaisionally before deleting them to make sure that they only delete garbage. They will only filter specific addresses or domains to /dev/null, such as anything coming from the microsoft domains...
On Tue, 7 Jan 2003, Keith Powell wrote: > I once read that KMail could be filtered to send messages straight into the > "Black Hole" which is /dev/null. Ideal for spam! > > Has anyone tried it, and got it to work? If so, how do you do it, please? I > can't work out how to do it. > > This is only for experimenting with. I wouldn't dream of using it for any of > the OT threads - but on second thoughts.... ;-) > > Cheers > > Keith > > Les Henderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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