Tired of the SCOMP TOS emails, eh?
Have you considered simply using procmail rules instead of .forward's?
:0
* !^X-Spam-Status: Yes
* !^X-Spam-Flag: YES
* !^X-Some-Other-Spam-Flag-You-Use: EEk!
{
:0 ! [EMAIL PROTECTED]
}
I believe the ! is forward
Anyway, I imagine a daemon that checks all the .forwards on the system for
aol.com and notifies you (or creates a .procmailrc file...) would be fairly
straightforward.
If you have slocate in cron, something really simple like this might help:
locate -r \\.forward$ | xargs grep -i aol\\.com
Regards,
KAM
Here's a good one. I am trying to think of a way to do stricter
filtering on mail going out to aol.com, but I need to catch it after
aliases and .forward files have been evaluated. The problem is with
incoming mail that we redirect to aol.com by either of those means.
I think milter can see only the RCPT address. Nonetheless maybe
Mimedefang could do the logic and insert a tag into X-Spam-Score,
and then we could put a rule into sendmail.cf to test for that tag
after the recipient has been resolved through aliases and .forward.
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