Re: [otrs] Filtering out undisclosed-recipient/non-addressed spam

2013-04-04 Thread Gerald Young
I'm sorry. I just didn't understand... trying to read this for the fifth time. ... spam sends mail to something, but you don't know what, so you want to categorize the spam somehow. If you were dispatching based upon to you would (possibly) ignore anything that didn't have a to On Thu, Apr 4,

Re: [otrs] Filtering out undisclosed-recipient/non-addressed spam

2013-04-04 Thread Steven Carr
I am dispatching based on the To: address on the polled IMAP accounts. But it seems that OTRS is also evaluating Envelope-To: also, as the actual To: address was empty. I would have expected the email to drop to the default queue (Postmaster on our system) when the To: address is empty. So I need

Re: [otrs] Filtering out undisclosed-recipient/non-addressed spam

2013-04-04 Thread Gerald Young
You can add within SysConfig a field that you want to search against . On Thu, Apr 4, 2013 at 9:47 AM, Steven Carr sjc...@gmail.com wrote: I am dispatching based on the To: address on the polled IMAP accounts. But it seems that OTRS is also evaluating Envelope-To: also, as the actual To:

Re: [otrs] Filtering out undisclosed-recipient/non-addressed spam

2013-04-04 Thread David Boyes
Does anyone know of a combination of Postmaster Filters that I can use to filter this type of email out/drop it into the Postmaster queue, I'd rather do this with OTRS if possible as the mail server is a managed service so I have no admin access for this type of thing. Static filters aren’t

Re: [otrs] Filtering out undisclosed-recipient/non-addressed spam

2013-04-04 Thread Steven Carr
Yeah that is a bit overkill as we're lucky if we get 5 of these emails a week, so it's not a major issue, just something that would be nice to automate. I'll keep playing with the filters. And FWIW given the mail has already passed through spam filters in use by our hosting provider chances are