Then I noticed the word "Apple". You'll need to host Mdaemon on a PC.
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I'm in need of a solution whereby I need to block outgoing mail from reaching certain domains OR certain email addresses. Lets say one of these blacklisted addresses is bob@acme.com
When an email user sends the following message, bob@acme.com must not receive it:
To: john@abc.com, bob@acme.com
Bcc: sam@internet.com
Subject: Hello
Body: Hi guys
The rest of the addresses must be able to get the message.
The mail server that I'm using is a hosting account that runs CPanel. I have Spam Assassin and BoxTrapper at my disposal but they seem to be limited to incoming mail only.
E-mail client software is mostly MS Outlook, but if other email clients support this functionality I can switch too.
If the solution involves using a different server software, I'm open to that too.
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Hmm, rereading your Q, you are talking about stripping out the name bob@acme.com from an outgoing message. In which case look at Security, Content Filter:-
If the TO Header contains bob@acme.com
Search and Replace within Header. The Header being the TO Header, the text is bob@acme.com. Not sure what happens if Bob is the only recipient - but you can add that in as another rule - the rules act one after the other. Need to test what happens if Bob is BCC'ed on a message.
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by: moorhouselondonPosted on 2009-11-01 at 13:44:33ID: 25715651
Mdaemon has comprehensive facilities for doing this kind of thing.
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