Hi Martijn, Am 13.04.18 um 12:00 schrieb users-requ...@lists.djigzo.com: > The DLP patterns are a sender only property. That means that only the > DLP patterns configured for the sender are taking into account. The main > reason this was designed to be a sender only setting is that it's > unclear how to handle recipient specific DLP rules if there are multiple > recipients of a message. You can configure the DLP rule for the sender. > However that means that if the message is sent to some other domain by > that sender that the DLP fires as well. If you do not want that you can > disable DLP checking by default for all domains and only enable it for > the sender and recipient domain you want the rule for. You might get > more flexibility by editing the xml mail flow file though.
thanks for your answer; but this wasn't my question ;-) my question was: I'm looking for a way that will drop the delivery for outgoing mails NOT having the word 'redfox:' in the body, something like a inverted badword. Is there something in place to build a rule like this? best regards René _______________________________________________ Users mailing list Users@lists.djigzo.com https://lists.djigzo.com/lists/listinfo/users
