Philip Hazel wrote:
>On Wed, 25 May 2005, TN wrote:
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>Change the "mail" line to
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> seen mail to $header_to from $header_from subject $header_subject
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>>My problem is that this delivers both the original email plus my "mail
>>to" email, whereas I only want my rewritten email to be sent. I have
>>tried preceding 'mail' with 'seen', but this kills both the original
>>email and my reply, since the reply is going to the intended recipient
>>and exim is discarding this because of the 'seen' command.
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>Ah yes, it would, wouldn't it, because it matches the conditions! Why
>don't you try
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> if $header_from: contains "someone@???" and
> $message_body is not "This email was intercepted"
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>so that you don't pick up the new message.
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thanks for the pointers Philp.
Yes - I can't believe I didn't try that (I can't believe it's not butter...)
Alas I'm still getting both emails discarded with this filter :
# Exim filter
if $header_from: contains "someone@???" and
$message_body is not "This email was intercepted"
then
seen mail to $header_to from $header_from subject $header_subject
text "This email was intercepted"
endif
BUT - if I change the condition to be more general with 'and
$message_body does not contain "This email was intercepted"....' then
the filter works as I intended. So the $message_body must not be
matching exactly somehow ?
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