Hi,
yes, I am a newbie to this and yes, I read the documentation and also
several articles about my "problem". It seems, I am too stupid or just
too far away from the right way to realize it :-)
Using Exim 4.x (at the moment: 4.50), I want to filter e-mails by some
special subjects and pipe them into an external (Perl-)program. What
I got so far:
* a redirect router allowing filtering
* a filter file performing something like:
if $h_subject: contains "blahblahblah" then
pipe /path/to/script
endif
To be more concrete...
... /etc/exim4/exim4.conf:
| begin routers
|
| test_subject_router:
| driver = redirect
| allow_filter
| file = /etc/exim4/filtersubject
| user = mail
... /etc/exim4/filtersubject:
| # Exim filter
| if error_message then
| finish
| endif
| if $h_subject: contains "blahblahblah" then
| pipe /path/to/script
| endif
When an e-mail arrives, nothing more happens than "normal" and local
delivery.
Do I have to define a "local_part" within the router configuration?
Any hint would help. Thanks in advance! :-)
Thomas
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