Thanks that did it. Another question. How can I drop a message? (kind of like contredirect /dev/null)
Thanks again Pascal On Wed, 2004-06-09 at 07:18, Ken Jones wrote: > On Wednesday 09 June 2004 7:53 am, Pascal DeMilly wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I have a question in regards to .qmail file processing. I am trying to > > setup a simple filtering to move spammed message to another folder using > > > > .qmail files. Basically something like that: > > | condredirect [EMAIL PROTECTED] grep 'Subject: [SPAM]' > > > > ./name/Maildir/ > > > > For simple address like [EMAIL PROTECTED], creating a .qmail-name in the > > domain directory works, but for more complex address > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] .qmail-first.lastname doesn't seem to be > > processed. > > > > Is the syntax of a .qmail file different if there is a . in the address > > name? > > > > Also why do I have to specify the full path for Maildir. In the doc it > > seems that I should have only to specify ./Maildir/. But doing so > > doesn't work > > It might be as simple as "." characters are not allowed in .qmail file names. > Instead use a ":" like: .qmail-first:lastname > > Check the dot-qmail man page. > > Ken Jones
