org REJECT
Connect:192.168.212 REJECT
This access database will cause mail from spamuser@hotmail.com to be rejected.
Mail from any user at cybermarkets.com will be rejected, connections from the host
example.org will be rejected, and any mail from any host with an IP address ranging
from 192.168.212.0 through 192.168.212.255 will have the initial connection
rejected. In that last example, any missing righthand part of an IP address is assumed
to be a wildcard for matching purposes.
This behavior is exactly the same as the example without prefixes, with one exception.
The example.org line, without a prefix, will reject mail from all users at example.org as
well as connections from example.org.
* Note that V8.11 and later have added prefixes by embodying them in new features. See the sections that follow
for a description of these new prefixes.
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A more complex example will better illustrate the properties of the three prefixes:
To:bob@host.domain RELAY ?†? V8.14 and later with relaytofulladdress (?§7.5 on page 277)
defined
To:friend.domain RELAY
From:friend.domain RELAY
Connect:friend.domain OK
Connect:bad.domain REJECT
Here, we reject or allow based only on the envelope-recipient or the connecting host.
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