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This form uses three colon-delimited fields on the righthand side of the access database.
The first field is the literal ERROR string. That is followed by your specification for
the correct DSN code. The third field is the SMTP error text as we described earlier.
7.5.3 Finer Control with V8.10
Prior to V8.10, the lefthand side of the access database could contain only a user,
host, domain, or address, and would only look them up based on the client name or
address, the MAIL From: address, or the RCPT To: address.
Beginning withV8.10, sendmail offers muchfiner control of addresses and rejections
in the access database. The lefthand side of the access database can begin withone of
three possible prefixes:*
Connect:
The address is either the IP address or the hostname of a connecting host.
From:
The address is that of an envelope sender.
To:
The address is that of an envelope recipient.
When an address is looked up in the access database, it is first looked up withth e
prefix. If it is not found, it is looked up again without a prefix, meaning that the old
access databases will still work withnewer versions of sendmail. To illustrate, consider
this update to the access database shown in the previous section:
From:spamuser@hotmail.com REJECT
From:cybermarkets.com REJECT
Connect:example.
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