Hello,
On Thu, May 17, 2001, 13:10:22 GMT
Steve Linford, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> From Alan Summerfield, received 17/5/01, 9:38 am +0200 (GMT):
>> I have set my router to block spams from a certain free-eMail-address
>> server. However, there is one legitimate user (not always at the same IP
>> address) that I want to let through - how do I do this? I assume something
>> of the form...
>>
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] = accept
>> free-eMail-address.com = error
>
>There's no way (I know of) round this. If you block a domain it's
>blocked both ways in and out.
Well, there's one trick: if you have some other forwarding server, then you can use
the following:
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
free-eMail.com = error
forwarder.server is required only if mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] should be
relayed through SIMS, otherwise you can use SIMS' own domain name there.
This will work for return path verifications (the .smtp suffix stops the router), but
if forwarder.server resolves to local domain name, then the second router record will
act up as well (through the second SMTP section) and the address will be rejected.
This all, of course, will work for otgoing relay only if the forwarder does not block
that free-eMail.com domain.
Best regards,
Dmitry Akindinov
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