Chris Knipe wrote:
> I don't use filters for each user though... For them to add the filters to
> the system, they would need a shell account on the system to add the
> .forward .vacation, or whatever file you want exim to process on behalf of
> the user..
Not at all. You can pull the filter out of a database easily enough.
In this instance it will indeed be stored as a file (I want to keep
the number of things that have to be working properly down), but a
web interface will be provided to edit it.
I'm coming from a setup where users have shell accounts and can
run procmail. Some -- though by no means the majority -- make use
of that. It'll be enough of a wrench to get them away from using
procmail, but if they can't filter at all...
Matt
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