> I'm trying to create a filter that rejects messages sent
> outbound to a
> specific address. I have something close, but I'm getting an
> odd error
> message sometimes.
>
> Error: R=noreply_redirect defer (-17): error in filter
> data: unrecognized condition word "'Steven" near line 2 of
> filter file
>
> I'm guessing the Steven bit is part of the TO field in the header in
> this case.
>
> Filter setup:
> noreply_redirect:
> driver = redirect
> allow_filter
> allow_fail
> user = exim
> no_verify
> data = #Exim filter\n\
> if "$h_to:" contains "[email protected]" then fail else
> finish endif
>
Hmm. I wonder - do you think that by using "$h_to:" it's expanding your example
("'Steven Nikkel'" <[email protected]>) getting "" and then trying to
parse the next bit ('Steven) as a filter condition ?
What happens if you don't use "$h_to:" but just use $h_to: ? Another option
that might be worth trying is to use an expansion item (${sg or ${tr perhaps)
to strip out " characters from the to header.
J
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