> On Jan 8, 2025, at 00:51, OlivaFN88 <felipe.n...@gmail.com> wrote: > > In your example, when envelope match with the first filter inside the chain, > it will reject the message without pass for the second one. > > I need an “and” between the two conditions, not “or”.
You are right. I misunderstood your requirement before. So you want to reject any email sent to t...@domain.com <mailto:t...@domain.com>, unless it's sent by allo...@domain.com <mailto:allo...@domain.com>. Theoretically, "reject (to test and !from allowed)" should be equivalent to "(accept !to test) or (accept from allowed)". Considering that MAIL FROM comes before RCPT TO in SMTP, a reorder would be better, so we have "(accept from allowed) or (reject to test)”. In this case, maybe the "bypass" action would be helpful, though I have no experience in using it. filter check-from phase mail-from match mail-from { "allo...@domain.com <mailto:allo...@domain.com>" } bypass filter check-rcpt phase rcpt-to match rcpt-to { "t...@domain.com <mailto:t...@domain.com>” } reject "550 Permission Denied" filter check-both chain { check-from, check-rcpt } -- Ziqin
