Roy Badami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Currently my outgoing filter contains the single line > > from * bare=append > > ie all I use the outgoing filter for is to auto-whitelist anyone I > send mail to.
Sounds good. > However, I'd like to start setting my envelope sender (only) to a > dated address, so that I can remove line > > from <> ok > > from my incoming filters (I'm starting to get a noticeable amount of > spam with the null envelope sender.) Makes sense. Generally, accepting mail from the empty envelope sender is not a good idea. The only valid reason for a sender to use that address is for bounces. This includes certain types of auto-responders like TMDA. I'm assuming that you want to use a dated envelope sender so that bounces come through anyhow, even if you don't accept the empty sender. A workaround is to accept mail from 'mailer-daemon@*', which is usually the From: field on bounces. > Unfortunately I can't find a documented way of doing both a bare > append and a header rewrite on the same message. There's not an undocumented way, either. :( For a while I've had, in the dark corners of my mind, the idea of allowing multiple rule matches. I could never come up with a good example of why that would be necessary, though, so it hasn't been a priority. Your question may be the impetus to get me to dig that idea out again and tussle with it a bit more. Tim _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
