A quick and dirty way to do it is to look for that address in the
ToCc fields. Then give that rule a modest negative or positive score
according to the adjustment you wish.
It won't catch bcc mail. But if you put a filter in where the envelope
still exists you can trigger a special header markup for that address
even if it comes in Bcc.
{^_^}
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jean-Paul Natola" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi everyone,
I'm not sure if this question should go to this list , my apologies if that
is the case.
My setup is as follows;
BSD box gets all incoming SMTP traffic, then forwards to exchange server- no
"mailbox" per say holds any mail-
My goal is to is have one email address bounces@ , which can have a different
score threshold than the system- in other words , anything that now comes in
and scores higher than 6.0 is considered spam and rejected- I would like to
have bounces@ set to lets say 12.0 ,reason being that most of our field
offices are in 3rd world countries and many of the people we deal with have a
hard time getting email to us be it because their ISP may be on an RBL list
and /or the ISP have no RDNS , etc..
So what I intend to do is modify the rejection notice to something like
"your message was flagged as spam, if you need to contact someone please send
an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word bounced in the subject line"
Or something along those lines, I thought of whitelisting the address but
that's will kill my machines.
Any thoughts/ideas/suggestions would be greatly appreciated
