David Brodbeck wrote:
>
> Set a variable in the RCPT ACL, then check it in the DATA ACL. Like this:
>
> (in the RCPT ACL)
> # Don't spam filter a few special addresses.
> # This sets a variable that is used later, in the data ACL.
> accept local_parts = postmaster : abuse
> domains = +local_domains : +relay_to_domains
> set acl_c2 = true
>
> (in the DATA ACL)
> # Don't filter if we determined earlier that the mail was for postmaster
> accept condition = $acl_c2
Thanks, that's working -- though I'm using an acl_m variable as
suggested by Alan, not acl_c, because a postmaster rcpt is a property of
the message, not the connection.
Here's a followup question: for intermediate spam (SA scores between 4
and 20), I'm quarentining the spam into a single folder for the entire
system. I'm doing that with the following router:
spam_quarentine:
driver = redirect
verify = false
condition = ${if >={$spam_score_int}{40}{yes}{no}}
user = msherman
group = msherman
data = "/home/msherman/Maildir/.Spam.Quarentine/"
directory_transport = address_directory
I'd like to avoid quarentining mail addressed to postmaster. The naive
solution I tried was to add:
domains = +local_domains
local_parts = !postmaster
But that doesn't work, because the aliases file maps
postmaster->root->msherman, and when the quarentine router is re-run for
the root address, the message gets quarentined.
Any suggestion there?
- Marc
