Re: SApermrejectsave to a variable directory?

On Sat, Feb 12, 2005 at 01:25:21PM -0500, Dave Lugo wrote:
> Is there any way to have SApermrejectsave use the rcpt_to as
> part of the directory path?  I have a number or users for which
> I provide a virus/spam filtered email address that forwards to
> their real address.
 
Without playing tricks with sym or hard links, not easily. You see, the
problem is that you can have multiple rcpt-to's in one mail, so it
would have to be in multiple places.
 
> Rather than bitbucket items that are being rejected, I'd like
> to let those users see what's been rejected, so they can whitelist
> if need be.
> 
> I've tried this:
> 
> SApermrejectsave: /var/exim/spool/SApermreject/$local_part@$domain
> ...but it doesn't work, since I see this:
 
Right, it's not parsed like an exim condition, just a C string.
 
Anyway, the idea behind saving rejected spam was twofold: 
1) debugging rules and scores for you and me
2) allowing users to read their rejected mail via mutt or some maildir
   capable imap server

For #2, I would recommend the following approach:
Exim puts this header in the mail
X-SA-Exim-Rcpt-To: [email protected]

You could run an hourly cron job that goes through the spool of rejected
messages, and moves/hard links them to other directories where your users
can only get to the ones that were sent to them.

If you write such a script please contribute it back so that I can include
it in the main distro

Thanks
Marc
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