Yves Goergen wrote:
> (Sorry for the last mail, something must have gone wrong...)
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm running Exim 4.6 with SpamAssassin and add my headers myself
> (X-Spam-Score and X-Spam-Report). I'd like to remove any present spam
> and virus headers from incoming e-mails since they're not trustworthy at
> all anyway. The problem is that they have very different names,
> X-Spam-Checker-Version-Blah, X-VirusScan-blah-blub... and so on. Is
> there a way to remove all /^X-Spam.*/ and /^X-Virus.*/ headers with
> wildcards or something? I haven't found anything related in the
> documentation. (Only that headers_remove takes a colon separated list.)
>
> And I have another problem now: I cannot add more than a single header
> with headers_add. I add a modified Subject header but since I removed
> headers that are like my own, I can only add my own headers in the
> router, too (instead of in the ACL where it was before). The problem is
> that I need to add 3 headers now and it doesn't work. I found an example
> in the docs saying something like
>
> headers_add = header1: data1\n\
> header2: data2
>
> but doing that will add the headers to the top of the body, with an
> empty line separating it from the other headers. Just writing "\"
> instead of "\n\" produces a defer error when delivering the mail, I saw
> it in the log:
>
> failed to expand headers_add or headers_remove while writing to
> tmp/1154718868.H223293P12766.mydomain.de: unknown variable name "acl_m2X"
>
> Can anybody help me out?
>
For starters, have you considered finding "acl_m2X" in your ~/exim/configure
file and changing it to 'acl_m2' ??
If then you also look at *more* of the documentation and/or search the archives
of this list, you will find many more examples as to how to wildcard and how to
add/remove/alter/reposition headers.
Bill
