No option to filter or mark mails using SES verdicts

[theo-beers]

There seems to be no filter using the SES verdicts. I would like to be able not to forward SPAM or VIRUS verdicts, an/or mark forwarded mails with a [SPAM], [VIRUS], [SUSPICIOUS] in the subject.

I can write some code for this, but I'm no NodeJS expert.

SES doc: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/receiving-email-notifications-contents.html#receiving-email-notifications-contents-receipt-object

[chriselsen]

Add the following code after line 59:

var dataReceipt = data.event.Records[0].ses.receipt;
    if ( dataReceipt.spamVerdict.status !== 'PASS' ||
        dataReceipt.dkimVerdict.status !== 'PASS' ||
        dataReceipt.spfVerdict.status !== 'PASS' ||
        dataReceipt.virusVerdict.status !== 'PASS' ) {  
            data.log({message: "parseEvent() Verdict check failed:",
            level: "error", event: JSON.stringify(dataReceipt)});
            data.context.fail('Error: Verdict check failed.');
            return;
    }

This will filter out messages with corresponding SES verdicts.

If you want to add a string to the subject line instead, add this to line 199:

    var dataReceipt = data.event.Records[0].ses.receipt;
    if ( dataReceipt.spamVerdict.status !== 'PASS' ||
        dataReceipt.dkimVerdict.status !== 'PASS' ||
        dataReceipt.spfVerdict.status !== 'PASS' ) {
        header = header.replace(
            /^Subject: (.*)/mg,
            function(match, subject) {
                return 'Subject: [SPAM] ' + subject;
            }
        );
    }

[shershams]

Any plans to integrate this into the code?

[ianrenton]

+1 from me. Without the spam check, because this script is re-sending from noreply@my-domain.com, I am worried that it is going to appear to recipients that my-domain.com is sending a lot of spam!