On Thu, 4 May 2000, Nick O'Brien wrote:
> I mean something like:
>
> if $h_to contains mailme@??? or $recipients contains
> mailme@???
> then
> fail text "you appear to have a virus on your PC (see \
> http://www.fsecure.com/v-descs/love.htm)."
> endif
>
> Nick
[...]
> Computer Officer Email: N.G.J.OBrien@???
[...]
Playing with this one, I find that $recipients doesn't seem to pick
up the address in the CC line, when tested as a system filter (-bF, not
-bf).
With -d9:
[...]
Testing Exim filter file system_filter
Filter: start of processing
Sub-condition is false: $h_subject BEGINS ILOVEYOU
Condition is false: $h_subject BEGINS ILOVEYOU and not error_message
Sub-condition is false: $h_to contains mailme@???
Sub-condition is false: $recipients contains mailme@???
Condition is false: $h_to contains mailme@??? or $recipients
contains mailme@???
[...]
I don't understand why that is.
But rewriting has already taken place, so maybe a rewrite rule would
fix this:
mailme@??? bitbucket@???
where you alias that to :blackhole: in your alias file, or just test
$h_cc, $h_bcc as well?
Hugh
hgs@???
