We've been calling it a 'combo' filter. You need to set up two filters,
one that is non-scoring that pre-qualifies the ALLRECIPS, and the second
that only runs if the first filter is tripped. In your first filter, do
the following:
ALLRECIPS 0 CONTAINS @domain1.com
ALLRECIPS 0 CONTAINS @domain2.com
Then in your second filter do this as your qualifier:
TESTSFAILED END NOTCONTAINS NAME-OF-THE-ABOVE-FILTER
....
Matt
Mark E. Smith wrote:
I have a filter that I've built for one of my customers that allows them to
whitelist items JUST for their domain.
The way that I do this is to add the following lines to their whitelist
filter:
ALLRECIPS END NOTCONTAINS @domain1.
ALLRECIPS END NOTCONTAINS @domain2.
Where domain1 is their first domain and domain2 is their second.
What I've found out is that the filter isn't being processed unless the
RECIPS line has both domains listed.
Triggered ALLRECIPS NOTCONTAINS filter WHITELISTFILTERTFK on @domain2.
[weight->0; (null)].
The only way that I can think of to get this to work is to just copy the
contents of the whitelist information to two filters and have: ALLRECIPS
END NOTCONTAINS @domain1.
In one filter and: ALLRECIPS END NOTCONTAINS @domain2.
In the other.
Anyway you guys can think of to make the above an OR rather than AND in the
single filter?
Mark
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