Re: [cobalt-users] Re: Block email TO one user in a domain on RaQ4

[Jeff Lasman <jblists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Charlie Summers wrote:

> where it more reasonably belongs and is somewhat easier to
> impliment and maintain. See www.sendmail.org for info on
> FEATURE(blacklist_recipients), and the archives for working with the
> redhat.mc/cobalt.mc file.

Thanks for showing us another way to do it, Charlie.

It's good that we can differ <smile>.  I believe that userlevel stuff
for virtual users logically belongs in virtusertable, so that's where I
put it.

I believe domain level stuff belongs in access, and that's where I put
it.

>    I prefer not to muck with the virtusertable, frankly, keeping the
> blacklisted records (both in and out) in the same access database for simple
> reference and management. (FWIW, my access file is ~257k in size, with the
> hashed access.db file being considerably larger. I block a _lot._  ;)

As I see it, "mucking" with virtusertable is no more or less likely to
impact your system than is "mucking" with access; both are converted to
hash databases.

Jeff
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