On Wed, May 05, 2004 at 02:31:18PM +0300, Udi Mottelo wrote:
On Wed, 5 May 2004, Obantec Support wrote:
I would like to leave the global as is and add some kind of exclude
if email is local user wwwxxxyyy
One step before the the antivirus recipe, do:
:0
* LOGNAME ?? ^^wwwxxxyyy^^
{ SWITCHRC=/where/user/likes/junkrc }
Yes, good. Or just unsetting SWITCHRC should work to
end /etc/procmailrc and invoke the user's own .procmailrc,
I believe. I.e.,
{ SWITCHRC }
as the last line.
Alternatively, if for some reason your global spam or virus
blockers are not at the tail end of your /etc/procmailrc, and
you therefore want the user's stuff to run the rest of the
/etc/procmailrc, you could do it like this:
:0
* ! LOGNAME ?? ^^(user1|user2|user3)^^
{ INLCUDERC = /your/global/virus-or-spam/routines.rc }
--
dman
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