From: Baltasar Cevc (baltasar@cevc-topp.de)
Date: Sun Jan 16 2005 - 12:26:31 EST
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Bassett, Mark wrote:
| A better way of doing an "authorized user list", is to accept mail for
| every address at your domain, but toss it into the bit bucket if it's
| not a valid recipient. The major difference being that you accept the
| message regardless, it just never gets delivered. Lots of anti-spam
| products provide this ability. Ciphertrust Ironmail, and Clearswift
| MimeSweeper are both anti-spam vendors that do this that I can think of
| offhand.
However, using that feature will have a rather nasty side effect of not
letting legitimate users know that their mail has not been delivered.
And at least here in Germany, knowingly not delivering mail is illegal;
although these mails cannot be delivered, I suppose you may be liable
to let the sender know (at least if it is a human ;-)
Baltasar
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