Lampa,
> found solution, Eureka :D
> [...]
Good!
> one question:
>
> @spam_quarantine_to_maps = (
> {
> '.domain1.com' => 'i...@domain1.com',
> '.domain2.com' => 'i...@domain1.com',
> '.domain3.com' => 'i...@domain1.com',
> '.domain4.com' => 'i...@domain1.com',
> },
> \$sp
Hello,
found solution, Eureka :D
$spam_quarantine_method = 'local:spam/%m';
$spam_quarantine_to = 'spam-quarantine';
@spam_quarantine_to_maps = (
{
'.domain1.com' => 'i...@domain1.com',
'.domain2.com' => 'i...@domain1.com',
'.domain3.com' => 'i...@domain1.com',
'.domain4.com'
2010/5/19 Mark Martinec :
> If I understand correctly, you'd want to whitelist senders
> @example.com, @example2.com, @example3.com, but just for
> a recipient s...@example.com. This can be accomplished
> with @score_sender_maps :
>
> @score_sender_maps = ({ # a by-recipient hash lookup table
>
Lampa,
> is there some way how to setup forwarding mails marked as SPAM for
> some domains to one user (spam for domains @example.com,
> @example2.com, @example3.com, ... forward to s...@example.com) ?
If I understand correctly, you'd want to whitelist senders
@example.com, @example2.com, @exampl
Le jeudi 29 avril 2010 08:45, Lampa a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> is there some way how to setup forwarding mails marked as SPAM for
> some domains to one user (spam for domains @example.com,
> @example2.com, @example3.com, ... forward to s...@example.com) ?
>
> Thank you for advices and help.
[r...@*
Hello,
is there some way how to setup forwarding mails marked as SPAM for
some domains to one user (spam for domains @example.com,
@example2.com, @example3.com, ... forward to s...@example.com) ?
Thank you for advices and help.
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Lampa
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