How do I block a spammer domain?

rapper36 · Post by **rapper36** » 2010-10-29 05:47

Hi,
I have a certain domain that get's through to my inbox (Outlook 2007) listed as spam email.
How can I block the spasmmers domain from getting through?

Thanks

Bill48105 · Post by **Bill48105** » 2010-10-29 05:54

Hi,
Add a Rule (either global or per user) that tests sender & does action you desire. Or you could do it with a script if you wanted more control. If they always connect from a certain IP (or range of IP's) you can add an IP range for them.
Bill

rapper36 · Post by **rapper36** » 2010-10-30 02:33

I created a global rule. Thank you
Is there a version of Hmailserver that can be used for commerical uses? I'm a consultant and I have a couple of clients who are very interested in your email application.
Thanks

Bill48105 · Post by **Bill48105** » 2010-10-30 03:10

Hi,
OK cool glad that helped.

hMailServer can be used in a commercial environment:
http://www.hmailserver.com/index.php?page=functionality
(I was trying to find the actual license agreement on the site but only have document inside hmailserver but it details what you can & cannot do with it.)

I believe you can't use the built-in MSSQL CE database though if used commercially.
http://www.hmailserver.com/documentatio ... ase_engine
Bill

bescher · Post by **bescher** » 2010-10-30 09:41

I would like to see a script or a action in Hmail (and no not adding domains line by line in the whitelist or blacklist like it is now) for hmail to scan a list (txt file is fine) and see if that domain is in that list. Obviously if it's in the blacklist then reject it and or delete it and if in a white list let it go through. As well as a script that allows all outgoing mail from clients add the receipiets address to a whitelist.

^DooM^ · Post by **^DooM^** » 2010-10-30 14:33

bescher wrote:I would like to see a script or a action in Hmail (and no not adding domains line by line in the whitelist or blacklist like it is now) for hmail to scan a list (txt file is fine) and see if that domain is in that list. Obviously if it's in the blacklist then reject it and or delete it and if in a white list let it go through.

Feel free to create one and share it.

bescher wrote:As well as a script that allows all outgoing mail from clients add the receipiets address to a whitelist.

I believe there is already a script for this in the contributed section

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