George Mogielnicki wrote:
As it turns out, to plug in your own script is quite easy. All I had to do
was to place the following in .mailfilter
`/tmp/test/test.pl`
and the mail file is passed in the stdin to the script.
Is there an easy way to enable .mailfilter domain wise? /etc/
mail/mailfilter seems to include rules for users only. I could modify
/etc/mail/mailfilter I suppose...
Jake - thanks for the initial hint.
If you look at that user's Maildir, you'll see a .qmail file. That file
will have the command to run the /etc/mail/mailfilter script in it. If
you read the mailfilter script, it also checks for a .mailfilter file in
the user's directory and runs that if available.
You can change the .qmail file to run the script you want, INSTEAD of
the /etc/mail/mailfilter script.
As far as changing it domain wide, you could create/edit the .qmail file
for every user, or you can probably add another pipe and your maildrop
command to the .qmail-default file for the domain.
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