Action Policys

[Mariano Absatz]

Hi Luciano,

I see what's happening (within the source code)... 

MailScanner's ignoring a 'forward xxxx' action if xxxx doesn't have a '@' in 
it.

What happens if you put 'forward admin at localhost'?

If that doesn't work, we'll have to modify the source code to allow you to do 
it...



<translation>
Hola Luciano,

Mirando los fuentes veo lo que está pasando.

MailScanner está ignorando una acción 'forward xxxx' si xxxx no tiene una 
'@'.

¿Qué pasa si ponés 'forward admin at localhost'?

Si eso no funca, va a ser necesario modificar el fuente para que lo puedas 
hacer...

</translation>


El 22 Apr 2004 a las 17:36, Luciano Giacchetta escribió:

> Hi,
> 
> I´m newby in this foro, my english is not better
> 
> I´ve some problem with the action policys in the MailScanner.conf. I need to 
> forward a mail with is considered a SPAM or H-SPAM  to some local acount, but I 
> can´t put a local acount, like “ admin “ else I only can put a full e-mail 
> address like admin at domain.com. When, in the configuration file, 
> put “postmaster“ for send me  the administrator notices, now.. MailScanner 
> don´t have any problem, but
.  if I put this local address into a Action 
> Policys, then MailScanner never Start
> So, the only that I need is could bonce a spam mail to original recipient, but 
> the only way to do this is throuth “ mutt “, this program give me the 
> posibility to bounce a mail
 but I have a Sendmail that Relay entire domain to 
> a MX ( M$ Exchange 5.5) them all e-mail is forward to a Exchange
.. and I need 
> that the Spam mail spend in the linux box
. If you could understant all this
  
> 
> Thanks in advance

> 
> Luciano Giacchetta
> 

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Mariano Absatz
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