On 2004-10-14, Lloyd Zusman penned: > For reasons that are too byzantine and convoluted to explain here, > under special circumstances, I want certain messages that have not > been processed through TMDA to be put into the TMDA pending queue for > a given user, as if they were saved via the 'hold' directive. > > This will allow the user to view these special messages within the > tmda-cgi web page's pending list, and then decide whether to blacklist > them, whitelist them, release them, etc. > > I'm using maildrop as my mail delivery agent, and I'd like to put > something like the following directive into one of its filtering > rules: > > to "|put-into-TMDA-pending-queue" > > ... where 'put-into-TMDA-pending-queue' is some sort of utility that > will take a message from stdin and store it into the current user's > pending queue as if 'hold' were invoked on it (assuming that the user > is already TMDA-enabled). > > Any ideas?
Have maildrop add a header to the message, pass the message on to tmda, and have tmda put all messages with that header on 'hold'. -- monique Ask smart questions, get good answers: http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
