If you use IMAP, you can use Sieve to redirect into a subfolder on a per
user basis. Say one name Junk Mail or Quarantine. Configure Spam filter to
add a header like X-Spam-Bar: and make a sieve that says "if X-Spam-Bar
contains +++++ move to folder XYZ"
If you don't use IMAP, then you could still use Sieve it to redirect to a
totally different place.
See .forward, allow_filter, and Sieve docs on exim.org
Steve
-----Original Message-----
From: exim-users-bounces@??? [
mailto:exim-users-bounces@exim.org] On
Behalf Of James Price
Sent: Friday, March 02, 2007 5:58 PM
To: exim-users@???
Subject: [exim] redirecting spam/malware to a spool by domain name
Hey all, I was wondering if someone could point me in the direction of how
to divert and I would assume freeze spam that is above my spam threshold or
contains malware to a separate spool by domain.
IE: if domain.com receives malware or spam I would like to divert them to
the following:
/path/to/spool/domain.com/malware or
/path/to/spool/domain.com/spam
Of course every virtual domain would have its own directory. I have a vague
idea of how to do this, and I am also assuming that I would freeze the
message so delivery isn't attempted. I am building a quarantine management
system so when I person logs in they'll be essentially unfreeze and delete
or deliver.
Thanks,
James
James R. Price
Digital Chicago Networks, Inc.
3636 S. Iron St., Chicago, IL 60609
Tel/Fax/Cell: 800-603-0769
Web:
www.digitalchicago.net
Email: james@???
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