I am using maildrop to filter incoming mail (this is a user's filter,
not a system one). Some stuff I am piping to a python script, which
should class the mail as delivered, Unfortunately, I can't seem to find
the appropriate return value.
Here is the relevant section of the filter:
# If we get a spam level of 5 or more, process it
if ( /^X-Spam-Level: *\*\*\*\*\*/ )
{
log "MCS - Identified SPAM for processing"
# Run processing script
to "|/home/matt/data/Development/MailScripts/script.py"
}
If the script returns a value of 0, the log shows the following line:
File: |/home/matt/data/Development/MailScripts/script.py
Unfortunately, this merely requeues the message for another delivery
attempt.
I have tried setting the return value to other numbers (e.g. the 99
suggested for successful delivery in .courier), however this also causes
a requeue, this time with the message:
!Err: |/home/matt/data/Development/MailScripts/script.py
Can anyone suggest what my script should return in order to make
maildrop think it has delivered the message correctly?
Cheers,
Matt.
"Power corrupts. Absolute power is kind of neat." - John Lehman, US
Secretary of the Navy, 1981-1987
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