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Originally Posted by hadaso
... allow blocking by matching the recipient address with a pattern.
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FYI I saw that Lavabit advertises this capability:
http://lavabit.com/features.html
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Originally Posted by Lavabit
Whitelisting
... The Lavabit e-mail server allows users to configure regular expressions that are then compared to a sender’s address. If a match is found, the message is allowed through. ...
Blacklisting
Our e-mail server supports using regular expressions to block unwanted e-mail at the server. If a message matches a provided regular expression, the server can be configured to mark the message as 'SPAM', delete it or bounce the message back to the sender with an explanation.
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I had a free account from the Nerdshack days, but whitelisting/blacklisting is only available for Lavabit's $8/yr and $16/yr paid accounts. Sounds interesting though and I'm tempted to try (I understand they've just released code supporting IMAP, and Squirrelmail webmail and eventually custom webmail will be coming next year).
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Originally Posted by hadaso
... creating for many domains a catchall alias that is targeted at *@certaindomain and then defining the aliases to be blocked only for this domain ...
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Good idea, works for me at FM.
Strange thing is that I thought this has been working for me at Tuffmail too, but I just retested and it (no longer?) works. I define a reject adress in domain1, and have domain2 forward to domain1. But mail sent to reject@domain2 doesn't get rejected at the RCPT TO stage as expected.