"Monique Y. Herman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Ooh, that's part of the answer ... but it doesn't allow you to run a > full message through tmda-filter and check for matches in other > headers or in the body, right?
Yes, that's correct. > I'm thinking something like > echo '1064340239.23061.msg' | tmda-filter > > that would take a message in my pending directory and run it through > the filter again, removing it from pending if it has an associated > rule, etc. Well, there isn't any built in mechanism to rerun your pending mail through TMDA a second time, but you could do this with some custom scripting (see attached for an example). > Maybe that's already how it works? I don't want to "test" it and > screw something up. Using 'tmda-filter -M' is harmless. It doesn't touch your mail, it just tests the given recipient and sender addresses against your FILTER_INCOMING file.
reinject.sh
Description: Bourne shell script
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