On Thu, May 12, 2005 at 09:31:44PM +0200, Peter J. Holzer wrote: > On 2005-05-12 12:28:09 -0600, Bryan Scott wrote: > According to their different filter settings, alice and charlie want the > mail rejected, bob wants it to be marked up as possible spam, and debbie > wants to receive it unaltered. > > How do you handle that? You don't know that the message has to be > rejected for some recipients until after you have received the message > and run the content filter - but then you can only accept or reject it > for all recipients. > > The easy solution is to accept it for only one recipient at a time:
Another variant is to accept it for all recipients who share the same config, so that in this case you could accept it for both alice and charlie, and denysoft the others. This works particularly well if you only allow per-domain configurations, rather than per-user ones, since in practice a large proportion of multi-rcpt emails going to the same mailserver are going to be all for the same domain. My denysoft_multi_rcpt plugin supports both individual and shared config denials. Cheers, Gavin
