On Tue, 31 May 2011, Hans Klose wrote:
>
> I have a rule which searches the mail body for given sentences.
> I would like to put these sentences from the configuration
> into a file.
>
> deny message = STOP!
> condition = ${if or { \
> {match {${lc:$message_body}}{.*this is sentence one.*}} \
> {match {${lc:$message_body}}{.*this is sentence two.*}} \
> {match {${lc:$message_body}}{.*this is sentence three.*}} \
> }{1}{0}}
>
> I tried something like
>
> condition = ${if match{$message_body}{lsearch;/etc/local/exim/test-word}{yes}{no}}
>
> with no success.
>
> Wow can I do this?
>
> Regards Hans.
>
I use (simplified) this in a stanza in the DATA acl (mind the wrap):
deny regex = <; (?i)${readfile{/somedir/regex-blacklist}{;(?i)}}4868de5c9135e39ea81d8f090a8411c0
It might do what you need.
The '<;' and 4868de5c9135e39ea81d8f090a8411c0 was because
I was paranoid that end of file or newline might get
accidentally matched. Don't recall the exact details, as
it's been a few years.
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