return('ACCEPT_AND_NO_MORE_FILTERING',"ok");
That should throw you straight out and not do anymore processing
Thanks. But I do want to do more processing. That's just the point.
Its like I want to say at each point 'if the mail is from <here> then
jump over the virus scanning bit" and likewise avoid the mimetype bit
and so on. I don't want to stop the processing, I want to be selective
about it.
It is sounding like I need to significantly adjust the supplied filter
script and incorporate many conditions. I was hoping there was a
simpler way.
r.
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hello
Yesterday I received several helpful responses to the question below.
All suggested using filter_relay to avoid further processing.
I have now discovered that what I was initially trying doesn't match
what the business wants. What is required is that some parts of the
filter are to be avoided based on the sending mail server:
If $RelayAddr is the address of the ISP mail server then processing
continues as usual. If, however, it is the address of the LAN mail
server then spam, attachments, size, and so on that the filter checks
are all to be ignored, but append_text_boilerplate() is to be applied.
I can easily apply the boilerplate routine to the right msgs, but I
can't find a simple way to ignore the rest of the processing for the
same msg.
Is the only method to insert a collection of conditionals that avoid
each of the checks through each of the subroutines? Of the kind "if
the relay address is not from then LAN then do this
virus/spam/mimetype check..."? Seems the only way, and rather clumsy.
Is there a better construct?
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