Hi, I'd like to have an ACCEPT action for *header_checks and body_checks. This was requested before:
http://archives.neohapsis.com/archives/postfix/2005-02/1116.html I've read the replies in that thread, and I continue to think that adding an ACCEPT action for *header_checks and body_checks is a good idea - for whitelisting mail based on individual headers or message body lines. Specifically, I'd like to whitelist PGP-encrypted mail on a certain Postfix server, and going for an SMTP proxy or Milter based filter sounds like overkill for that should-be trivial task. I'd use ACCEPT in body_checks if it were available. I almost feel like adding ACCEPT support to Postfix would be quicker for me to do than going for those external filters. Am I missing some other easy way to do it? Also nice to have: - Ability to specify a default action (e.g., be able to use default-REJECT for header_checks, then ACCEPT only messages with lines matching one of the patterns). - A fix for this documented limitation (in BUGS): "A decision made for one line is not carried over to the next line." It could be fixed e.g. by adding a MARK action (similar to its meaning with iptables) and ability to match based on line regexp in conjunction with such marks. Then ability to negate a match ("no mark" and/or "regexp not matched") would also be needed. Any comments? Thanks, Alexander
