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From: Michael Heth <mlr@serversmiths.com>
Subject: spam routing question
Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2008 11:13:48 -0800
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Is there any way to get this going

<*@blacklisted> = error


so that any spam just get dumped rather than bounced? As it is the  
bounced spam just gets routed to my list server which then dumps it  
but I end up doing 3-4 times the processing as the spam trickles down  
through my backup servers until it hits the list server.

Thanks for any tips/info

M./