Abhijeet Rastogi:
> I missed one thing. I can't even use "to:" as it's not a required
> header. So, I thought of using "Received;" header. That'll work most
> of the times but then there is another issue now.
>
> Doc says that:
>
> Each message header or message body line is compared
> against a list of patterns. When a match is found the
> corresponding action is executed, and the matching process
> is repeated for the next message header or message body
> line.
>
> So, if I add this regex at the top, there will be a case where further
> header checks will be missed. If I add it at the bottom, there is a
> possibility that it'll never be matched.
>
> So, what exactly is the solution now? My sole requirement is getting
> "queueid", "from" and "to" in the same log line. Getting other headers
> is just a secondary thing.
The docs also say that header_checks are not a content management
tool. Their purpose is to stop a burst of virus/worm/backscatter
mail with easy-to-recognize signatures.
If you need access to random message content, look for a Milter,
or for an SMTP-based A/V filter that can log such information for
you.
Wietse
