Failed to mention that my first rule is one that stops filter processing if the message originates from our local domain.  I don't want to disable it in the production environment so need to figure out another option.  I haven't taken time to look at it since my initial test.  It may be a mute point since I haven't received one of these crasher messages in several days.  I'm hoping so.

Hi All,

There are some malformed messages coming in that crash Pegasus Mail when they hit the mailbox.  I am effectively filtering them out with Mercury but am catching some others messages as well.  I need to refine my filters but need to resend these messages to myself for testing.  I can't do it from within Pegasus so would like to know if there is a way that I can manipulate the .cnm file then drop it into the outbound Mercury queue for processing. 

[quote user="bfluet"]

Hi All,

There are some malformed messages coming in that crash Pegasus Mail when they hit the mailbox.  I am effectively filtering them out with Mercury but am catching some others messages as well.  I need to refine my filters but need to resend these messages to myself for testing.  I can't do it from within Pegasus so would like to know if there is a way that I can manipulate the .cnm file then drop it into the outbound Mercury queue for processing.[/quote]

Messages in the queue have to begin as .101 format:

$$ from@address
T to@address

cnm message . . .

Thanks Paul.  That works but stays local so doesn't trigger the filters.  I need to figure out how to send out then bounce it back.  I have a gmail account I could send to but these messages will certainly be detected as spam so don't know what alterations will be made.  Only testing will tell.

[quote user="bfluet"]

Thanks Paul.  That works but stays local so doesn't trigger the filters.  I need to figure out how to send out then bounce it back.  I have a gmail account I could send to but these messages will certainly be detected as spam so don't know what alterations will be made.  Only testing will tell.[/quote]

Try changing the filters - without seeing them in detail it is difficult to advise.