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Subject: domain/ip blocking
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Ok, i think you guys discussed this earlier, but I missed it.. Is there a
way to block individual Ip's, a whole class c block of ip's or a domain
name(s) from doing anything on your server whether it be send mail to it,
look at web pages etc and if so, how?

Thanks

Adam