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Subject: [9front] Ratify questions
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Hello all,

After I received lots of spam mails in my standard inbox I tried using=20
ratfs on my mail server. It seems to work according to the man page.

However, I have some wildcard blocks for certain domains configured and=20
noticed that mails from these domains still come through. My=20
configuration lines look like this:

=C2=A0=C2=A0 *block example.com!*
=C2=A0=C2=A0 *block *.example.com!*

Why? What could possibly go wrong?

The other question is more general. Managing block domains manually is=20
tedious and doesn't save you from all sources. Integrating spamhaus (for=20
example) would be a great addition. Has somebody tried that?

sirjofri