Hello,
Thank I've seen the syntaxe in the exim doc. It's work but the if we let
it like this the others destinations won't get the message. I've add the
condition "unseen" and now it meen that a copy is set to the filter
address.
if foranyaddress $h_to:,$h_cc: ($thisaddress matches ^toto@???)
then
unseen deliver "nama@???"
endif
Is it possible to block the message of toto@??? after the "unseen"
condition. It's meen that not a copy will be delivred to toto@???.
Best Regards
> On Thu, 2010-02-25 at 12:37 +0000, bisdiouf@??? wrote:
>> Hello,
>> Not that exactelly,
>>
>> I take my example:
>>
>> if $header_to: is "user1@???" then deliver "nama@??? endif
>>
>>
>> Now if I take a new email and I put in the destinary field (A) 2
>> addresses
>> like user1@??? and user2@???, the filter will not match.
>>
>> I know in this case the most likely condition to take is "contains" but
>> like I said in my first email, this condition will filter all others
>> adresses like "xxxuser1@???" and I don't want this.
>>
>> Is it clear now?
>
> So the message received has more than one address in To headers, like
> this:
>
> From: "John Smith" <john.smith@???>
> To: "Peter Pan" <peter.pan@???>, "Capt. Hook" <hook@???>
>
> In which case, "is" doesn't match the header because the header is no
> longer just that address, and "contains" isn't specific enough. Maybe a
> foranyaddress would work here.
>
> if foranyaddress $h_to:,$h_cc: ($thisaddress matches ^toto@???)
> then
> deliver "nama@???"
> endif
>
> Again, not tested, but that's almost straight out of the manual
>
> --
> The Exim manual - http://docs.exim.org
>
>
>
>
