advanced spam filtering?

[byrdman]

Anyone know if I can put something in my access file in sendmail that would drop any email inbound where the username contained a dash. The domain I am talking about does not have any dashes (-) in the emails, yet spammers are hitting this domain with usenames that have dashes.
So my thinking was to have something like: *-*@domain.com REJECT.

The reason I want to try and do this is because the mail gets passed into the corporate servers because sendmail is allowing all emails with '@domain.com' to come in. The corporate email servers then bounce them back to invalid return SMTP addresses, thus getting stuck in the queue and filiing up the root mbox.

Any ideas?

[Void Main]

I don't think by default you can use wildcards/regexs in the access file. You should be able to do it in your spamassassin rules (if you use spamassasin). Also, there is another regex milter (milter-regex) that I have not used but looks like it should also do the trick:

http://www.benzedrine.cx/milter-regex.html

I use spamassassin (spamassassin, spamass-milter, spamd). I have never created any specific rule to reject on a from address regex but I think I could.

[byrdman]

I will check out the regex milter but I was hoping for something easy that can be done every so often. I don't think they want to use SpamAssisin right now because they don't have the means/resources to administer it once I am gone...