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Mercury filter

Last post 09-13-2007, 19:48 by Slab. 6 replies.
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  •  08-28-2007, 17:45

    • Slab is not online. Last active: 09-28-2007, 20:23 Slab
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    Mercury filter

    Is there a filtering rule I could put in that would filter out mail from local user accounts that haven't authenticated?  This would eliminate spam I get that has a local email address as the sender. 
  •  08-30-2007, 5:50

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    Re: Mercury filter

    The short answer is "no" - I can't think of any way of doing this at the moment.

    The idea is not without a certain merit, though. Let me think about it a bit.

    Cheers!

    -- David --

  •  09-05-2007, 15:50

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    Re: Mercury filter

    This could be done easily if Mercury would put an AUTHENTICATED tag in the header. 
  •  09-05-2007, 23:03

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    Re: Mercury filter

    It should be solved by small daemon by SMTP server hooking. I know if connection is authjorized here, and i am using this information in GrayWall. (Authorized connections are not delayed anymore...)

    So, most easy way is small daemon what can detect this state and add requested header to message. I must think about it too. 

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  •  09-06-2007, 5:10

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    Re: Mercury filter

    As I noted in another thread, adding a header indicating that the message originated from an authenticated connection is trivially easy, and I'll do it as a standard part of MercuryS for v4.53. You can then create rules that simply look for that header.

    Cheers!

    -- David --

  •  09-06-2007, 19:57

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    Re: Mercury filter

    David Harris:
    As I noted in another thread, adding a header indicating that the message originated from an authenticated connection is trivially easy, and I'll do it as a standard part of MercuryS for v4.53. You can then create rules that simply look for that header.

    Cheers!

    -- David --

    Brilliant!
  •  09-13-2007, 19:48

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    Re: Mercury filter

    I came up with a quasi work around.  I setup a filtering rule to add a +50 to all messages from local accounts (There are only 3).  I set up another rule to add -999 to all accounts that had a certain signature line in the body. This isn't exactly reading an AUTH tag, but as close as I can get.
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