MailScanner as content filter

[Rose, Bobby]

I was hoping for an ruleset example but I think I found my mistake.

Every SA_Rule=>Action needs to be on the same line in the ruleset.  I
had it has one per line like this.
FromOrTo:       default         BOBBY_TEST=>non-deliver,delete
FromOrTo:       default         BOBBY_TEST2=>non-deliver,delete

So the correct format is 
FromOrTo:       default         BOBBY_TEST=>non-deliver,delete,
BOBBY_TEST2=>non-deliver,delete, ......

So here's what I have now
FromOrTo		127.0.0.1	
FromOrTo:       default         BOBBY_TEST=>non-deliver,delete,
BOBBY_TEST2=>non-deliver,delete

But I did have a request for this action to be logged separately from
the logging of non-spam so that logging of non-spam doesn't need to be
turned on for it.

Now I can start dropping those stupid phishing emails relayed to us from
main campus ;-)

-=B


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What happens when you try to put in a ruleset? What doesn't work?
Sorry if I missed this thread.

Rose, Bobby wrote:
> Look at the SpamAssassin Rule Actions option.  You define your rule in
SA and define in MailScanner what to do when it sees a message that
trips that rule.  
>
> Of course, I'm still waiting on someone to explain how this can be a
ruleset because I haven't been able to get it to work in a rules file.
But it does work if you chain the rule/action pairs on the
MailScanner.conf line but that means it applies to everyone.
>
> -=B
>
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> From: mailscanner-bounces at lists.mailscanner.info 
> [mailto:mailscanner-bounces at lists.mailscanner.info] On Behalf Of 
> William A. Knob
> Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 1:49 PM
> To: MailScanner discussion
> Subject: MailScanner as content filter
>
>
>        Hi all;
>
>     I need to make some "content filtering" on my mail server, like
create rules for some users and/or groups. For example: create a rule
that says when the word "sex" appears on a Subject when the email is for
the group "X", then is blocked.
>
>     I can do that?
>
>     Regards,
>   

Jules

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