My ~/.mailfilters/default looks like this:
if ( /^From: *!.*/ && lookup ($MATCH2, "$HOME/.mailfilters/drop.list"))
{
exit
}
Where ~/.mailfilters/drop.list is a list of email addresses I want to block.. This doesn't work.. Is this a failure in understanding how maildrop works, or my maildrop is screwed up? If the syntax is screwed up, courier barfs at me, and so I know it's testing for the condition.. But it's not trapping anything..
Q2, I tried doing this to my /usr/local/courier/etc/maildroprc and it wasn't too happy.. :-(
Q3, any way for me to up to amount of debugging info I'm getting?
I ran Courier manually piping in the file to maildrop, and it filtered..???
Thanks.
Albert
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