Yeah thats fine, but two things initially popped up, one the not filtering 127.0.0.1 - I don't know if this would affect anything else - how about if I use stream_by_recipient or domain - wouldn't these messages be coming through with localhost being the relay? I would still want to filter these..The simple way is to use quarantine_entire_message() and then have some kind of scripts (either command-line or Web-based, depending on your tastes) that remail the message. You also need to avoid filtering anything coming from 127.0.0.1 so you don't re-quarantine the messages.
If you've used quarantine_entire_message(), the recipe for remailing it is pretty simple:
sendmail -odi -f`cat SENDER` `cat RECIPIENTS` < ENTIRE_MESSAGE
Also is it possible that some recipients already got the message? I'm kind of thinking out loud here - but is there any case that this message could have already reached some of the recipients? Now I'm starting to second guess myself ...
Tim
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