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Subject:[courier-users] Access to groups in maildrop?Actions...
From:Mitch (WebCob) (mit@webcob.com)
Date:Aug 5, 2003 12:30:40 pm
List:net.sourceforge.lists.courier-users

Asked this a while ago - didn't see any response...

I want to be able to make decisions in a general mailfilter file based on group membership. Is this something I could push into the environment or something I could look up?

I'd like to avoid the overhead of calling out to another script, particularly if maildrop, while running as this userid in delivery mode already has the information (even if it's numberic - I don't care!)

That way I could implement rules for things like defanging and spam filtering based on membership of a system group. I could also do this by additional fields in my auth database (MySQL) but I figured that the group information would be easier to extract somehow...

I'd be perfectly happy if I could add fields ot the auth table that I could test for in my rules...

Is this a better idea?

Can someone point me to where I should start hacking about?

Has anyone worked on anything similar?

Thanks. m/