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Redirecting incoming mail to blackhole

Is it possible to redirect incoming eMail with a specific destination adress, which normally is forwarded to an Exchange server in our network, to a blackhole? This adress is no longer used here, but by spammers...  


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  • hm,
    i have the incoming mail being processed by asl,
    given to a mailserver with sendmail.
    there i have an alias-file /etc/mail/aliases
    and in this i defined:
    legal_user_a: legal_user_a@localhost
    legal_user_b: legal_user_b@127.0.0.1
    ...
    spam_user_a: /dev/null
    spam_user_b: /dev/null

    think exim (used in asl)  should have some configuration-file also?

    but would be a nice field in the webinterface [;)]

    kind regards, christian
        
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  • hm,
    i have the incoming mail being processed by asl,
    given to a mailserver with sendmail.
    there i have an alias-file /etc/mail/aliases
    and in this i defined:
    legal_user_a: legal_user_a@localhost
    legal_user_b: legal_user_b@127.0.0.1
    ...
    spam_user_a: /dev/null
    spam_user_b: /dev/null

    think exim (used in asl)  should have some configuration-file also?

    but would be a nice field in the webinterface [;)]

    kind regards, christian
        
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