> Procmail works well, you could even have it send a message back to sender
> explaining mail has been disabled, not sure if alias maps will accept user:
> /dev/null , check docs.
Thanks for the help :) I'll read up on procmail to determine how to do this. Procmail
is indeed an elite utility.
D
Ditesh Kumar wrote:
> I'm wondering how does one go about getting sendmail to stop accepting mail for
>certain users (temporarily).
>
> ps: Right now, I'm using procmail to send the mail for these users to /dev/null.
This is quite unfriendly, unless these are system accounts set up solely for s
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On 6/02/2002 at 4:15 AM Ditesh Kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>Hi,
>
>I'm wondering how does one go about getting sendmail to stop accepting
>mail for certain users (temporarily). Does this happen on the system level
>or can it b
Hi,
I'm wondering how does one go about getting sendmail to stop accepting mail for
certain users (temporarily). Does this happen on the system level or can it be
configured on the sendmail level? I'd appreciate if someone could point me in the
right direction - I'll go RTFM once I know where
