On Thu, Jan 10, 2002 at 12:03:03PM -0500, Scott Nolde wrote:
|
| I was asking the same thing a few days ago and kinda came to the
| conclusion you can do such a thing in the system filter with soemthing
| like this:
|
| if "${lookup{$h_received:} lsearch {/etc/exim/spammers}{spam}}" is "spam"
| then save /usr/home/scott/mail/Z-Spam
| seen finish
| endif
|
| The /etc/exim/spammers file is set up like this:
| domain.com
| spammer.net
| weliketospamyou.net
| etc....
That's not quite right. The lookup will try to find the exact string
represented by $h_received: (which will be the empty string since
header names are case-sensitive, right?) which isn't in that list.
Instead you want to be able to extract domain names from each of the
Received: headers and check each one (and possibly do a
reverse-lookup on IP literals that don't already have a domain
attached).
I think checking the Received: headers is a bit too complex for exim's
filtering language (also consider the variations in the layout and the
data included by differents hosts).
-D
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