Microsoft
Software
Hardware
Network
Question : Postfix email Gateway - Outgoing mail checks
My Postfix installation is currently just an email gateway and doing greylisting to drop most of the spam before it reaches our Exchange server, and relaying outgoing mail from the Exchange server.
One thing I'd really like to be able to do, is set up filters on outgoing email from the Exchange server. For example, let's say we have a secret project called "SecretProject", and we don't want anyone emailing someone on the outside world about it. I'd like to be able to set up a filter for outgoing mail that would scan all the messages for "SecretProject" with a regular expression, or even just a keyword.
Then, when a match is found, have Postfix silently refuse to deliver the email, and also drop a copy of it into a folder for examination. I'm not looking to have it scan attachments, as that'd probably be really difficult, but just a body check should be sufficient. How could I go about doing this?
Answer : Postfix email Gateway - Outgoing mail checks
I think trnasport maps would do the trick although I am not sure, also there is procmail its an 3rd party app that can be integrated with postfix (or other SMTPs) that allows you to do some scripting on inbound and outbind mail.
Random Solutions
What is name query nb workgroup<1b>
Can't connect to internet through Linksys router and Comcast modem
Polycom IP Phones pull DHCP from wrong VLAN
step by step instructions on how to setup a Windows 2000/NT 4 home network(with 3 PCs running 98/98SE, 1 running a version of NT)
Windows 2003 Terminal Server Licensing: What happens when temporary licenses expire?
Netware 3.12 Purge?
What is the best ip to use for the DNS?
Routing port 80 over dual WAN
Netware Snake Colors
Exchange active sync