/etc/mail/access file

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Date: Fri May 24 2002 - 11:32:15 EDT

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Is it possible to put /dev/null in your /etc/mail/access file?

Just been to sendmail.org and I know you can use DISCARD to accept and
discard incoming mail but is /dev/null works faster/allowable in access?

domain.com DISCARD (know it's possible)
domain.com /dev/null (equivalent to above or possible?)

- Mike
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