I use the JDBCVirtualUserTable mailet which allows wildcard address of the form [EMAIL PROTECTED], but not [EMAIL PROTECTED] However, I still have a solution for you. What I do is when I give out addresses, I use their domain at my domain. Like when I sign up for amazon, I use [EMAIL PROTECTED] as my address, or [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Then I setup a wildcard address so they all go to me. Then if someone sells my email address, I just change the database so, for example, [EMAIL PROTECTED] gets delivered to [EMAIL PROTECTED] I have a mailet block in my transport section that matches anything to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and sends it to the Null mailet to kill it.
Hope this helps, Kenny
Brian J. Sayatovic wrote:
Does anyone know of a mailet that would allow me to use wildcard e-mail addresses? That is, I'd like to have trin-<anything>@domain.com go to the 'trin' mailbox. I imagine something like that would be easy to build, but before I reinvent the wheel, I hoped someone else might have such a mailet.
The goal is to be able to "register" with a tagged e-mail address at various sites (i.e. [EMAIL PROTECTED]) so that when I start getting SPAM, I can make an educated guess as to how the spammer got my e-mail address.
Regards, Brian.
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