faking an accept

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hi folks,

i'm getting a lot of unnecessary traffic from a host that's forwarding
mail here. it keeps trying to send my mail server spam, which i don't
want, but need to "accept" it in order to cut down on the traffic. 

the only way i can see to do both not deliver mail to the account, but
still filter it, would be to fake the acceptance of the mail. but i
don't want to do this for every host - only for a few select ones, like
mailing lists, and this one upstream MTA for instance.

how would i do this?

comments, opinions, flames welcome.

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