Re: Need clarification of "terminal action" in access_rules
Michael Yount <[email protected]> Tue, 27 Oct 2009 01:18:17 -0700
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That's why the feature (putting two terminal actions together in an access rule) is undocumented. The "consult" and "deny" actions are contradictory. You could forward the messages in a way that allows them to be separated. For example, send them to [email protected] and sort them based on the subaddress. Even better, you could just use "consult" and have the owner approve or disapprove messages that are thought to contain commands. If the owner wants to see the message in any case, wouldn't that be simpler? Michael Steven W. Orr wrote: > Given that forward and deny are both described as terminal in the help, This > seems to allow the forward to happen and that the deny works after it. > > post > [email protected], deny, replyfile=UnsubFoundInText > $admin_unsub >= 50 > > What does not seem to work is to change the forward to a consult, a la > > post > consult, reason="Unsub found in text", deny, replyfile=UnsubFoundInText > $admin_unsub >= 50 > > I get no consult from this. Is the doc wrong? > >