Hi
I did something like this:
save /var/log/exim/spam/${local_part:${extract{1}{,}{$recipients}}} 0644
Seems to be working okay.
Cheers,
Ryan
Ryan Tracey wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I am filtering out spam using a system filter which culminates in something like:
>
> if($n9 is above 99)
> then
> save /var/log/exim/increment.spool 0644
> logfile /var/log/exim/increment.log 0644
> logwrite "[$tod_log] (score=$n9) ${lc:$sender_address} ($sender_host_name[$sender_h
> ost_address]) -> recipients=$recipients (recipients=$recipients_count) subject=$header_
> subject"
> seen finish
> endif
>
> Unfortunately, I do get some false positives and usually use mutt to bounce the falsely
> caught email. However, it is fairly time consuming to find the real email in amongst all
> the spam in /var/log/exim/increment.spool. I'd like to try and save the caught emails to a
> file based on the recipient of the email. Something like:
>
> save /var/spool/mail/spam.${local_part}
>
> Now, I know that ${local_part} is not available in the system filter. What is the
> alternative? I guess that what I really need to do is something like this:
>
> for address in $recipients
> save /var/spool/mail/spam.${local_part:$address}
>
> I'm reading through filter.txt for an answer (and have probably not noticed something I
> should have noticed) but if anyone can offer any advice I'd appreciate it.
>
> TIA
>
> Cheers,
> Ryan
>
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