Francesco Abeni schreef:
(...)
/usr/local/procmail/antispam.prc :
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DROPPRIVS = yes
:0fw
* !^X-Givi: yes
| /usr/bin/spamc -s 256000
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OK, but you don't seem to be doing anything with the spam score header.
Spamassassin adds a "[SPAM]" to the subject of the message, so that i can
use a rule on my mail client to put it in a specific folder.
/usr/local/procmail/block.prc :
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:0
* ^From:(_dot_)*f\(_dot_)abeni(_at_)mydomain\(_dot_)it
* !^TO_(_dot_)*(_at_)mydomain\(_dot_)it
* !^TO_(_dot_)*(_at_)myotherdomain\(_dot_)com
* !^TO_(_dot_)*(_at_)myanotherdomain \.it
/tmp
# EOF
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There is a strange space in the 4th condition line. The ^TO lines could
be combined.
Sorry, the space is a typo i did while i was changing my real domain names
for privacy reason. About combining the ^TO lines i'm sure there are better
ways but i'm still a beginner.
Now i will stop debugging and just optimize my recipe. How would you rewrite
the "block.prc" recipe? As you may already have understood, my aim is to
block mail that
- are from a specific internal sender
AND
- are not to internal domain
After that, i will do some other testing.
Thank you very much for your time.
--
Francesco Abeni
f(_dot_)abeni(_at_)givi(_dot_)it
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