On Thu, Oct 08, 2009 at 08:51:37PM +0000, Peter Macko wrote:
> Emails for certain local recipient that contain russian characters in
> subject or in body should be forwarded to another email address.
In Postfix this is tricky, because you first have to separate mail
for local recipients into a separate "stream", so that that the filter
in question does not mis-route similar mail for external recipients.
This is doable, but requires a two-stage "pipe-line" with local
recipients re-injected into smtpd for a second round of scanning,
with appropriate mime_header_checks.
Classifying MIME content with regular expresions is tricky. A content
filter may be a better bet.
--
Viktor.
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