Randall
08-30-2007, 06:36 PM
I've been using the SMTP-Recipient filter to delete mail from my catch-all based on certain domain names, since only one of my IRMs actually uses it -- the rest is dictionary spam and joe-job backscatter.
But now I'm redirecting spam from that account via SA, and since it runs before the built-in filters, much of the stuff that previously was being quietly deleted is now filling up my spam box at the rate of several hundred per hour. :eeww: The SMTP-Recipient filter doesn't work on the spam box because the SA redirect must have changed the envelope.
I think this filter recipe on the spam box would work:
condredirect blackhole@example.com sh -c '822field delivered-to | grep -iq @example-irm.com'
Is there something more direct than this, something that would delete the mail without shuffling bits to a blackhole account?
Randall
But now I'm redirecting spam from that account via SA, and since it runs before the built-in filters, much of the stuff that previously was being quietly deleted is now filling up my spam box at the rate of several hundred per hour. :eeww: The SMTP-Recipient filter doesn't work on the spam box because the SA redirect must have changed the envelope.
I think this filter recipe on the spam box would work:
condredirect blackhole@example.com sh -c '822field delivered-to | grep -iq @example-irm.com'
Is there something more direct than this, something that would delete the mail without shuffling bits to a blackhole account?
Randall