Examples

Below are examples of working with spam restrictors.

• To display the current set of spam restrictors while logged into the primary Screen:

  admin% ssadm -r primary edit Initial edit> mail_spam list "total-nonsense.org" "0.0.0.0..255.255.255.255"

  This example listing shows two entries:

  • One to refuse email from the server or servers with registered address in the domain total-nonsense.org

  • The other to refuse mail from any host that does not have a registered server name (in a reverse-mapping of IP address to DNS name).

• To add an additional restriction while logged into the primary Screen:

  edit> mail_spam add complete-spam.net edit> quit

• The following removes a restriction while logged into the primary Screen:

  edit> mail_spam delete lite-spam.com

• The following is an example of what you type to define spam restrictors to deny mail from some mail originators you know to be sources of unsolicited mail:

  edit> mail_spam add 0.0.0.0..255.255.255.255 edit> mail_spam add dialups.naughty-isp.net