On Wed, Sep 09, 2015 at 02:13:03PM +0200, Antonio Alberola wrote:
> > It is possible, but much less efficient, I thought you wanted to "block"
> > delivery for some recipients. Easiest way to do that, is to "suppress" the
> > recipients
> > that the sender is not allowe to reach (when re-injectin
> It is possible, but much less efficient, I thought you wanted to "block"
delivery for some recipients. Easiest way to do that, is to "suppress" the
recipients
> that the sender is not allowe to reach (when re-injecting the mail into
the queue).
That's correct. I want to block delivery for some
On Wed, Sep 09, 2015 at 01:22:54PM +0200, Antonio Alberola wrote:
> Now, mail expands before it's sent to filter. But, even though the alias
> expands, I only have one mail to pass the filter. At this time with some
> recipients instead of only one, See the logs.
Of course. Why is that a problem
Now, mail expands before it's sent to filter. But, even though the alias
expands, I only have one mail to pass the filter. At this time with some
recipients instead of only one, See the logs.
Only one mail with ID 1EE52203E5
Sep 7 11:29:08 smail postfix/smtpd[11325]: connect from unknown[x.x.x.
On Thu, Sep 03, 2015 at 11:48:20AM +0200, Antonio Alberola wrote:
> I need execute
> the filter after Postfix expand the alias, and apply this filter to all
> recipients separately. I explain me with an example.
Mail sent to local aliases(5) is expanded in the local delivery
agent, and by default
Hello,
I made some tests with filters, simple content filter in particular. These
tests were ok and my filters blocks these specific emails. But I have a new
problem. When somebody send an email to an alias, my filter don’t work
correctly. The content filter works before Postfix expand the reci
El 2015-08-26 11:41, Antonio Alberola escribió:
Hello,
I would like know if it's possible to block outgoing emails with a
specific
subject, but only if the email is sent to a specific recipient.
Thanks,
Antonio Alberola
It is possible but you will need to build your own filter to do that (o
