[exim] Using system_filter_reply_transport....

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Lähettäjä: E.Bullier
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Aihe: [exim] Using system_filter_reply_transport....
Hello.

I just install a mail server with exim4.3, exiscan and SA-exim (Debian/Sarge).
I use SA-Exim to filter spam with SpamAssassin and exiscan to filter malware.
All work (fast) clean. ;-)

Just a little detail and i'll be very happy!
I would for malware identified mail that:
1. The original mail go in a virus specific directory on the server.
2. The recipient receive a warn mail that inform him that an infected mail was  
     stopped on the server.
3. The delivery of the original mail is stopped



To do that; i wrote...
...in DATA ACL:
warn   message = X-Redirect-To:virusbox@$primary_hostname
          demime    = *
          malware  = *


...In the "System_filter" file:
if "${if def:header_X-Redirect-To: {there}}" is there
then
    save /var/spool/virusmails
    mail
        to    $header_To:
        subject "VIRUS ALERT"
        text "Our viruschecker found a virus in a mail to you.\n\
            Delivery of the email was stopped!\n\
            Please, contact your system administrator for details."
    seen
endif


But, there is allways message about problem with the
system_filter_reply_transport.
I saw what system_filter_reply_transport is in the Exim doc, but i don't
understand how to define it and ho to use it.

I'll be very grateful if somebody would to give me explanations or a real
example with my config.

Regards,
--
E.Bullier


<-------- extract of the exim4/mainlog
2004-10-18 14:05:15 1CJWGI-0006qv-IS <= marcel@??? H=(lea30.eai.lan)
[192.168.0.30] P=esmtp S=1669 id=200410181405.07584.marcel@???
2004-10-18 14:05:15 1CJWGI-0006qv-IS original recipients ignored (system
filter)
2004-10-18 14:05:15 1CJWGI-0006qv-IS == >@ <system-filter> routing defer (-1):
system_filter_reply_transport is unset
2004-10-18 14:05:15 1CJWGI-0006qv-IS => admin <system-filter> R=local_user
T=cyrus_delivery
<-------- extract of the exim4/mainlog