Actually, you'll want to instead use:> >>Not seeing %COUNTRYCHAIN% working in inheader here.Use XINHEADER Country ID: %COUNTRYCHAIN% in the Global CFG file to show the country code variable information.
XINHEADER X-Country-ID: %COUNTRYCHAIN%
or our suggested setting of:
XINHEADER X-Country-Chain: %COUNTRYCHAIN%
Otherwise, there will be two problems: First, it won't be a valid header because it has a space in it, and second, it won't be an allowed header since non-standard headers require the "X-" in front of them.
MAILFROM checks the return address.To filter I can use the following formats in the country filter file: > COUNTRY CONTAINS 5 cn > COUNTRIES CONTAINS 5 kr Instead of or with? > MAILFROM 1 ENDSWITH .AU
COUNTRY/COUNTRIES check the country/countries that the E-mail passed through (based on the IP address).
In the Global CFG file I must set up a filter test like so: > COUNTRY filter x:\imail\declude\country.txt x 6 0 and as usual add the test name with an action to the jnk file.
Yes, or you can add it to an existing filter.
You normally shouldn't need to use those. They may be useful for some special purposes, however. For example, you could add a filter to add a negative weight to E-mails that have "*I" in the country code, which would essentially whitelist E-mail from the loopback addresses.Ok, I hope I have not made any mistakes yet, however, what do I do with this stuff and how do I use it? > *1 Multi-Regional > *2 Europe > *3 North America > *4 Central/South America > *5 Pacific Rim > *A ARIN Unlisted > *B Public Data Network > *E RIPE Unlisted > *I Private IP > *L Loopback > *M Multicast > *P APNIC Unlisted > *R IANA Reserved > *U Unknown
-Scott
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