If you have a catchall on a domain – like anginf.de – you will probably get spam on some adresses which you would like to exclude from the general catchall. This can be achieved by doing some simple steps.<\/p>\n
First you have to create a file To be useable for postfix, you have to In your Now you only have to reload postfix and all mails to those mentioned in If you have a catchall on a domain – like anginf.de – you will probably get spam on some adresses which you would like to exclude from the general catchall. This can be achieved by doing some simple steps. First you have to create a file \/etc\/postfix\/recipient_block with all those email adresses you want rejected: … postfix: Reject some recipient adresses while using catchall on a domain<\/span> weiterlesen \/etc\/postfix\/recipient_block<\/code> with all those email adresses you want rejected:<\/p>\n\r\nspam@anginf.de REJECT\r\nmorespam@anginf.de REJECT\r\n<\/pre>\n
postmap<\/code> this file.<\/p>\n\r\nroot@host:~# postmap \/etc\/postfix\/recipient_block\r\n<\/pre>\n
\/etc\/postfx\/main.cf<\/code>, add a new line to your smtpd_recipient_restrictions<\/code>:<\/p>\n\r\nhash:\/etc\/postfix\/recipient_block\r\n<\/pre>\n
\/etc\/postfix\/recipient_block<\/code> will be rejected:<\/p>\n\r\nroot@host:~# service postfix reload\r\n<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"