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On Wed, 5 Jan 2005, Scott Bennett wrote:

>       Ah.  So the troll didn't really expect *anybody* reasonably to 
> have provided support.  It just wanted something to bitch about on this 
> list.  It should go back to the bit bucket it came from.

Procmail is your friend.  Something like:

#
# Well-known AOL troll on FreeBSD.
#
:0:
* ^From: .*Tm4528@aol.com
/dev/null

(Quoted from memory.  Usual disclaimers.  Worth precisely what you paid 
for it.  Contents may settle during delivery.  May contain sharp objects 
or traces of peanuts.  Etc.)

-- Dave