# .maildelivery                              Dan Harkless <dan@wave.eng.uci.edu>
#
# Be sure to 'touch ~/authorize.lock' before manually editing this file so your
# changes won't be wiped out by authorize_email and vice-versa.

#FIELD	PATTERN	          ACTION RS STRING
#-----	-------	          ------ -- ------

# Delete bounced mail messages.
From	Mailer-Daemon	  destroy A -
From	postmaster	  destroy A -

# Delete mail from SPAMmers pretending to be from a local machine.
From NESSNAJ@wave.eng.uci destroy A -
From USA@wave.eng.uci.edu destroy A -

# Delete mail from SPAMmers who have no life and actually sent a "re-send" mail.
From Billalex11@aol.com	  destroy A -
From cmpxchan@cmp.com     destroy A -
From continental@w3u.com  destroy A -
From customersupport@mylottomail.com	destroy A -
From manmandakata@hotmail.com	destroy A -
From ssgrr2003w@rti7020.etf.bg.ac.yu	destroy A -

# Delete mail from tricky bastards who use a header like
# "Sender:  JustWondering@target-news.com, ?@wave.eng.uci.edu" 
# (will have to deal with this case when I rewrite this for procmail).
From target-news.com	  destroy A -
From target-news.net	  destroy A -

# Allow email BEGIN
From SysAdmin@classic.msn.com   ^ ? "/usr/local/lib/nmh/rcvdist dan@private"
From moreinfo@netscape.com      ^ ? "/usr/local/lib/nmh/rcvdist dan@private"
From uci.edu			^ ? "/usr/local/lib/nmh/rcvdist dan@private"
# Allow email END

# This is an unknown emailer (whose email address has at least one '.' in the
# domain name (well, actually this will match a dot in the username too) and 
# they didn't say "re-send".  Ask that they do.
From	.	      		| ? "bin/request_re-send '$(reply-to)'                                               1>logs/request_re-send 2>&1"

# There was no '.' in the email address -- forward it if it's from a local
# machine. 
From	cafws	      		^ ? "bin/rcvdist dan@private"
From	wave	      		^ ? "bin/rcvdist dan@private"

# It's not from a local machine that we know about.  Try to ask for a "re-send",
# though the address is most likely forged and our send attempt will fail.
default	-	      		| ? "bin/request_re-send '$(reply-to)'                                               1>logs/request_re-send 2>&1"