* Benedict Verheyen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030924 16:34]:
> Hello,
>
> now that my mail setup checks for virusses and spam, i found another
> thing i could improve. A mail is now checked for spam even though it
> might already be tagged as a virus. So i wanted to change that so if a
> mail is tagged as a virus, there really isn't the need to check it for
> spam.
>
> I tried to adjust my spamcheck router like so but this gives an error
> saying that the last condition in the "and" is not correct.
>
> This is the condition:
> condition"${if and { {!def_hX-Spam-Flag:} \
> {!eq {received_protocol}{spam_scanned}} \
> {!def_hX-Amavis-Alert: INFECTED} } {1}{0}}"
>
> The last line and specifically the def_hX-Amavis-Alert: is what i added
> and doens't work *grin*
>>def:h_X-Spam-Flag: (this is the syntax I remember using; does
>>def_hX-Spam-Flag: work too, or is that a typo?) is true if there exists
>>a header X-Spam-Flag. It's not a pattern match. You probably want
>>something like match{$h_X-Amavis_Alert}{^INFECTED$}.
>>
>>good times,
>>Vineet
Hi Vineet,
thanks for your suggestions. You used the correct syntax and mine was a
typo :) I added a tag similar to what you suggested.
Turned out i also had a mail loop but it is also solved by adding a
match in the amavis section.
Thanks
Benedict
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