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Julian Field wrote:
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Greg Borders wrote:
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<pre wrap="">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
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<pre wrap=""><!---->You can't do "To", only "From" with IP addresses. The MTA doesn't know
the IP address of the destination address until it has already
successfully delivered the message, at which point it's a bit late to
start testing things :-)
To: yourdomain.com no
FromOrTo: default yes
is usually good enough, isn't it?
Jules
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Ahhh, that's a good tip to know. Can't IP's on "TO:" <br>
This might be worth mentioning in the EXAMPLES file....<br>
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This is the final signing.rules that is now working for me for no
in-house signatures:<br>
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To: domain.com no<br>
From: 192.168. yes<br>
FromOrTo: default no<br>
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