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From: rick hamell <hamellr@dsinw.com>
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> Quick question, how can I setup my mailserver to automatically delete
> (/dev/null/) mail, when it comes from a specific email account?

	First, please turn off HTML in your messages. Second, newbies is 
not for questions. Third, upgrade to the newest version of sendmail which 
does spam filtering automatically or goto www.sendmail.org and download 
the config file for your version. :)


					Rick



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