On 2017-12-01, Leonardo Boselli <leo@???> wrote:
> On Fri, 1 Dec 2017, Jeremy Harris wrote:
>> http://exim.org/exim-html-current/doc/html/spec_html/filter.html
>
> Maybe I have not been clear enough: it is not as doing the fileter, but as
> triggering it .
> I have read the help about adding a disclaimer that suggest to mangle the
> dnslookup: instance and say to add:
> transport = ${if eq {$sender_address_domain}{my.domain}\
> {remote_smtp_filter}{remote_smtp}}
> my doubt is: what is the condition I have to put so the filter is
> triggered only if ( $sender_address = myname@??? .AND. $h_Subject:
>= ^^@@@ )
You can't get the effect you want with a user filter instead?
> That is: how can i put the "and" to check not only for sender but also
> for subject. ???
> it is not clear from manual ...
${if and{{eq {...}{...}}{eq {xxx}{xxx}}}{true}{false}}
> Or I have to resort to check only the Subject part, and then in the filter
> check the sender, and if the sender is not the expected one, just pass the
> message as-is ? (also is correct the ^^@@@ to check that the first
> three characters are @ or have to be ^\^@@@ ?)
I would consider using two different routers instead.
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