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[Julian Field]

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This is all in the book :-)
You have bought your copy, haven't you?

Greg Matthews wrote:

>1. I've been asked to implement a form of disclaimer for outgoing email
>(I know I know). However, my setup is quite complex and some mail will
>traverse more than one relay. In this case, the message gets signed with
>the inline signature more than once. Can the first sig be detected and
>signing skipped?
>  
>
Set "Sign Messages Already Processed = no" and set the %org-name% the 
same in all your MailScanners. It uses the presence of the 
X-%org-name%-MailScanner: header to work out if it still needs signing. 
It's about the only time MailScanner uses the contents of a header to 
affect processing.

>2. also related to this subject. I'm relaying mail for many different
>domains but I'd really only like to sign mail destined for non-managed
>domains ie external mail. Is it possible to implement sets in the rules
>so that I can group all my domains into a set and turn off signing for
>mail destined there with one statement?
>
>DOMAINS="one.domain.org two.domain.com another.ac.uk"
>To:	$DOMAINS	no
>From:	$DOMAINS	yes
>
>or similar?
>  
>
Yes. Create a file called, for example, /etc/MailScanner/domain.list and 
put this in it:
one.domain.org
two.domain.com
another.ac.uk

Then in the ruleset use this:
To: /etc/MailScanner/domain.list no
From: /etc/MailScanner/domain.list yes

It's not true ruleset nesting, it is just using a list of address 
patterns to save you having to write multiple rules yourself. It is 
implemented by generating a rule for every address pattern listed in 
your domain.list file. So they can be anything allowed in an address 
pattern, domain names, email addresses, perl regexps, etc, etc...

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