Only sign outgoing messages rules revisited.

[Greg Borders]

I'm looking into doing this, and I implemented this rule from the examples:

3. Only sign outgoing messages
Set "Sign Clean Messages = /opt/MailScanner/etc/rules/signing.rules".
 If your messages come from "yourdomain.com", then try this:
 From: 192.168. yes
 FromOrTo: default no
 where your network is the whole of 192.168.xxx.xxx.

My subnet happens to match nicely with the examples.
However, it signs *all* outbound messages, even from in-house user to 
other in-house user.
I'd like to eliminate the signing for all inhouse person-to person 
mails.  I've tried several extra rules, but no success yet.  It just 
keeps tagging all sent mail.

I'd expect something like this to work:
  From: 192.168. yes
 To:   192.168. no
 FromOrTo: default no
Logic thinking if any mail comming into our subnet aka "To:" would not 
be tagged.

No luck.

Also tried:
  From: 192.168. yes
 FromAndTo: 192.168. no
  FromOrTo: default no
Thinking that if it's from my subnet, and then coming back into my 
subnet, it would not be tagged.

Still no luck.

Any tips?

"This is MailScanner version 4.66.5"
With Mailwatch 1..0.4



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