Mail to payroll@your.domain will have spam
sites rejected. Mail to abuse@your.domain will still be allowed to receive mail from
otherwise rejected sites.
Whether you choose the spam haters or spam friends approach is entirely dependent
on your site??™s unique needs. Think through the logic of your choice before setting
up your access database. If you make a mistake, you might inadvertently allow
spam to a user who doesn??™t want it.
Note that you cannot mix friends and haters. If you do, sendmail will ignore the mismatch.
For example, if you declare the FEATURE(delay_checks) as friend and place
the following entry into your access database, that entry will be ignored:
Spam:payroll@your.domain HATER ?†? ignored because delay_checks specified friend
Remember, you must choose one, and only one: either friend or hater. You cannot
choose both, nor can you mix the two.
Note that the syntax of this FEATURE(delay_checks) has changed. It differs between
V8.10 through V8.11 and V8.12. If you have already used this feature with V8.10 or
V8.11 sendmail, you will need to change it for V8.12. You will need to add the Spam:
prefix and new righthand-side values to your access database.
As an aid to conversion, the old syntax will be ignored. Once you have finished converting
from the earlier syntax to the new, you can redeclare this V8.
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