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Filtering "Header To: *sales@*" is easy.
I'm not aware of a way to reference fields/variables in a
filter. You can do explicit filtering of "Header
To:mydomain@xxxxxxxxxxxx", assuming you know the exact address
you want to filter. It would be neat if Post.Office
allowed us to reference Header fields/variables, ie: "from_user =
from_host", or "from_user = from_user", or from_address
= from_address, or to_host <> localhost, etc., etc., to handle
cases of such SPAM patterns.
I get a bunch of fake address SPAM ie: "To:
ehd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx From: ehd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"; if
you know the target name you can simply do FILTER: "Header From:
*ehd@* AND Header To: *ehd@*, but you must know the explicit
name.
However a few good "body" filters will catch most
of the SPAM you don't get with "source", "destination"
and "header" filters -- that's why body filters in
Post.Office are so powerful.
Elton
Marc Flieder wrote:
Hi all,
how can I set a filter that discards the
mail adressed at
mydomain@xxxxxxxxxxxx
and
sales@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Thanks, Marc
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