Signature Rule Files

[Ricardo Branco]

thanks Markus, thats what i was looking for, guess i just `return /pathtofile` then it uses it

Markus Nilsson wrote, On 04/02/2011 14:24:
> Simpler but static :)
>
> (which he didn't want)
>
> /M
>
>>> Is it possible to instead of using static rule files, pass out to
>>> external scripts which return the sig file to use?
>
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>> Sent: fredag, 4 feb 2011 15:14:45
>> Subject: Re: Signature Rule Files
>> Simpler way. Search for “signatures” in the MailScanner wiki to find:
>>
>> 4. Use different signatures for different domains
>>
>> Or follow this link:
>>
>> http://wiki.mailscanner.info/doku.php?id=documentation:configuration:rulesets:examples&s=signature
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>> The wiki and searching the Mailscanner list archives can often save
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>> On Feb 4, 2011, at 9:55 AM, Markus Nilsson wrote:
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>>> Creating a CustomFunction returning the sig file is one way:
>>>
>>> Here is a blog on CustomFunctions:
>>> http://blog.fupps.com/2007/03/29/mailscanner-custom-functions-a-small-tutorial/
>>>
>>> Set the rule in the configuration file to something like:
>>> Inline HTML Signature =&TheSigFunction
>>>
>>> BR
>>> Markus
>>>
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>>> Sent: fredag, 4 feb 2011 14:13:11
>>> Subject: Signature Rule Files
>>>
>>> Is it possible to instead of using static rule files, pass out to
>>> external scripts which return the sig file to use?
>>>
>>> We require to have different sig files for our users that are in
>>> different offices. Currently I can see that we have to
>>> make a script that creates the rule files.
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