# Patterns for who is authorised to use ftpmail
#
# Patterns that include an '@' are regexps matched against the
# full reply-to address.
# Patterns that do not include an '@' are literal hostnames (not regexps)
# and are matched against the host portion of the reply-to address.
# The special pattern 'localhost' matches addresses that do not contain
# any routing oerators ('@', '!' or '%').
# There is no way of matching addresses that contain '!' or '%' but
# do not contain '@'.
#
# Each pattern may be preceded by the word 'not' to reverse its sense.

# Users at this site were retrieving files but setting the reply-to to
# an email->news gateway because mail costs but  they didn't have to pay
# for incoming news!
not .*@ukrmp.donetsk.ua

# Kept sending 'dir -LR computing' which infinitely loops and swamps
# my filestore.
not vparra@es.oracle.com

# This is a remote mail system (like postmaster or mailer-daemon)
not smtp@leapfrog.almac.co.uk

# anyone with an '@' in their address
.*@.*
# anyone without an @, ! or % in their address
localhost
