[ NOTE: I posted this here several days ago, and as far as I can
tell, no one replied. I'm retrying ... ]
I want to be able to direct messages that didn't go through TMDA into a
given user's pending queue. This will allow him/her to manage those
messages via tmda-cgi.
In the tmda-users list, I recently posted a hack of tmda-rfilter called
"tmda-hold" which does that, but in writing that, it occurs to me that a
more general capability might be useful: to be able to specify an action
on the command line of tmda-filter, which will cause the message on
stdin to have that action unconditionally performed on it.
For example:
tmda-filter --action=hold
put the stdin-based message into the pending queue
tmda-filter --action=ok
deliver the message normally (for example, in case the
message would be handled otherwise by the user's TMDA
rules)
tmda-filter '--action=deliver=~/mbox.spam'
send the message to the spam mailbox
... etc. ...
These commands could appear in filter specs for non-TMDA MDA's.
In all cases, the user would have to be TMDA-enabled, of course.
If this seems like a useful capability, I'll write the patches to
tmda-filter and tmda-rfilter, and post them here.
Thoughts?
Thanks in advance.
--
Lloyd Zusman
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God bless you.
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