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From: Phil N (pnewlontoosan.com)
Date: Thu Aug 02 2001 - 08:09:57 CDT

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    Maybe I didn't state my problem clearly enough.....

    Can someone assist me with configuration of this message flow?

    1. SMTP connection to postfix box
    2a. check message to see if TO: field is acceptable, if so accept
    message
      b. check message header for text "caribe.net", if so reject the
    message
    3. next message or other checks

    Thanks! Phil

    ----- Original Message -----
    From: "Phil N" <pnewlontoosan.com>
    To: <postfix-userspostfix.org>
    Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 2:52 PM
    Subject: granular accept or reject blocking attempted relay using
    "intended recipient" field

    > I have a domain that I receive a lot of junk mail (caribe.net) from
    but
    > there are a couple users that use caribe.net as their SMTP gateway
    > provider and that I would like to send/receive mail to/from.
    >
    > The rub is that I was led to believe that the whole domain could be
    > rejected and because of the sneaky way that messages are sometimes
    sent,
    > I used header_checks and just reject any message with "caribe.net"
    > anyplace in the header. The messages use a variety of from and to
    > addresses AND frequently use the "intended recipient" field -
    appearing
    > to be attempting to relay through our system. The only consistency is
    > that someplace in the header information there is always a reference
    to
    > "caribe.net" so that is what I keyed on for rejecting the messages
    >
    > How can I block messages with "caribe.net" in the header (so that I
    can
    > catch the intended recipient attempt), yet at the same time allow mail
    > to flow to/from the the valid users?
    >
    > Thanks,
    >
    > Phil
    >

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