Routing mail based on attachment extension

[Julian Field]

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Bo Bulger wrote:
> Good day,
>
> Would I use a rule or a custom function to accomplish the following issue?
The simple answer is "yes". A Custom Function would do it. You would 
have to play with the recipients list depending on what you found in the 
attachments directory. It could be done at almost any stage after the 
virus scanning has been done. I mess with the recipients list in other 
places, so you can see how I do it. If you can't find any code that does 
that bit, I've definitely got some here (my local auto-spam-deletion 
code does it in a Custom Function). Surfing the attachments directory is 
the easy bit.

What would you do with messages with multiple recipients?

>
> I want to route a message sent to mailbox1, if the message contains a 
> specific attachment type, send the message to mailbox2.
>
> Example, message to mailbox1 contains attachment.eml. Do not send to 
> mailbox1, instead send to mailbox2.
>
> It seems similar to spam or blacklist quarantine, but I am looking for 
> something that is per mailbox and per attachment.
>
> This is my first post to the mailing list. Please correct me if I have 
> not followed posting standards.
>
> Bo Bulger

Jules

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