Thanks for the quick answer!
How can I modify a message from the filter? Like
adding a header, or modifying the body?
Is there any way to make sure that my filter gets
called ?
I couldn't find the format of the envelope file (I
haven't read the whole courier-mta site though).
Oh, and is there any way to drop the message (not
reject, just drop it)?
--- Sam Varshavchik <mrs...@courier-mta.com> a écrit :
Vlad Dinulescu writes:
Hello,
I've got a few questions about the courier global
filters (the ones described in courierfilter(8))
1. what is the order that the global filters are
run
in?
Why does it matter?
2. are they run at the same time, or one at a
time?
One at a time.
3. are all the filters run ? The documentation
states
that if at least one filter rejects the message,
the
message should be rejected. That makes me wonder
if
Courier runs all the filters
Well, if one filter rejects the message there's no
reason to run the rest of
them.
I noticed that a filter receives the filename
of
the message, and a control file that contains
sender
informations, remote IPs, etc.
4. What is the format of the envelope file, and
how
stable is this format?
There's some documentation on www.courier-mta.org
5. Is the filter allowed to alter the message
file?
No.
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