Re: Configure sendmail to reject mail for unknown users?

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On Monday 13 March 2006 16:56, Timothy Alberts wrote:
> I should ask a sendmail list, but this is the most responsive,
> knowledgable group I've ever dealt with so...
>
> How can I configure sendmail to reject mail for users that don't
> exist? 

I use the access file mechanism:

=================================== 
#to reject mail addressed to old or bogus accounts

    exDomain.com             REJECT

#below statements will override above REJECT statement

    validUser1@xxxxxxxxxxxx      OK
    validUser2@xxxxxxxxxxxx      OK
====================================

Regards, Mike Klinke



> One of the annoying things that happens to my FC4 mail 
> server all the time is spammers/viruses will use fake accounts
> such as
> 'fakeadmin@xxxxxxxxxxxx' and my server always takes it because
> the domain is correct.  It just gets delivered to the
> postmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxx , I'd rather it not get into my server at
> all.
>
> I think there are milters for sendmail to check against LDAP, but
> I don't know the details of it yet, and I don't have an LDAP
> setup for the my domain yet (still learning).  I was wondering if
> there is a way just to configure sendmail to reject mail if it
> has a To: CC: or BCC: of a user that doesn't really exist for a
> domain.


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