On Mon, 2009-01-26 at 11:50 +, Ian Eiloart wrote:
--On 25 January 2009 15:08:09 + John M Collins j...@xisl.com wrote:
Please CC me as I'm not subscribed - thanks.
I should like to look up message subjects in a file of regexps of spam
message subjects like v[1i...@]gr[a@]
John M Collins wrote:
deny
condition =
${lookup{$h_subject}nwildlsearch{CONFDIR/Bad-subject}{1}{0}}
message= Message subject line $h_subject looks like spam.\n\
Please change subject and resend if not.
Remove the quotes, and add a terminal : to $h_subject:. Header names
deny condition =
${lookup{$h_subject}nwildlsearch{CONFDIR/Bad-subject}{1}{0}}
message= Message subject line $h_subject looks like spam.
Is the problem a missing colon?
try
deny condition =
${lookup{$h_subject:}nwildlsearch{CONFDIR/Bad-subject}{1}{0}}
message=
Hi,
I'm testing a configuration that uses local delivery to an lmtp socket, for
the first time. Previously, I was delivery by lmtp over tcp.
Deliveries are working fine, but not being logged. Why would that be?
I have log_selector set to:
log_selector = +all -incoming_port -pid
A message
Ian Eiloart wrote:
Hi,
I'm testing a configuration that uses local delivery to an lmtp socket, for
the first time. Previously, I was delivery by lmtp over tcp.
Deliveries are working fine, but not being logged. Why would that be?
I have log_selector set to:
log_selector = +all
I'm sure I'm just searching for the wrong thing in the exim-users archive.
This is a simple question and I'm sure there is a simple answer. I
simply want to write a specific string to a file every time a specific
warn, deny or defer is tripped in one of my ACL's.
Thanks,
James
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James
James Price wrote:
I'm sure I'm just searching for the wrong thing in the exim-users archive.
This is a simple question and I'm sure there is a simple answer. I
simply want to write a specific string to a file every time a specific
warn, deny or defer is tripped in one of my ACL's.
