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vcfilter - create, modify, delete vfilters
vcfilter [options] emailid
vcfilter is a utility for creating, modifying, deleting IndiMail's powerful filter called as vfilter. Currently, vcfilter allows maximum of 255 filters to be created.
vcfilter has setuid bit set and can be run by the root user, by user having uid/gid of the domain in /etc/indimail/users/assign or if the user has the gid of the domain as a supplementary group.
-v
Sets verbose option
-C
Connect to cluster. Allows vcfilter to operate on users belonging to any
cluster rather than just the local users.
-s
Show Filters
-r
unformatted display (for -s option)
-i
add filter
-d filter_no
delete filter(s)
-u filter_no
update filter
-t filter_name
Textual name for the filter
-c
Comparison with the headers to make. This could be one of the following
textual name or number.
0 - Equals 1 - Contains 2 - Does not contain 3 - Starts with 4 - Ends with 5 - Sender not in address book 6 - My ID not in To, Cc, Bcc 7 - Numerical or Logical Expression %p in keyword is replaced with value of data of the Header Field 8 - RegExp
-h
header value. textual name or number denoting the following
-1 - If comparision (-c option) is 5 or 6 0 - Return-Path 1 - From 2 - Subject 3 - To 4 - Cc 5 - Bcc 6 - Reply-To 7 - Date 8 - Sender 9 - User-Agent 10 - Message-Id 11 - MIME-Version 12 - Content-Type 13 - Content-Transfer-Encoding 14 - Precedence 15 - Organization 16 - Errors-To 17 - List-Id 18 - Importance 19 - Mailing-List 20 - X-Sender 21 - X-Mailing-List 22 - X-ML-Name 23 - X-List 24 - X-Loop 25 - X-BeenThere 26 - X-Sequence 27 - X-Mailer 28 - X-QHPSI 29 - X-Priority 30 - X-Mailer 31 - X-Spam-Status 32 - X-Spam-Rating 33 - X-Bogosity 34 - Received 35 - X-Quarantine 36 - Domainkey-Signature 37 - DKIM-Signature 38 - DKIM-Status 39 - Domainkey-Status 40 - X-Forwarded-To 41 - X-Forwarded-For 42 - Return-Receipt-To 43 - Dispostion-Notification-To 44 - Disposition-Notification-Options 45 - Original-Recipient
You can add your own headers by appending headers to /etc/indimail/headerlist.
-k keyword
A keyword or string which will be used in comparison with the header
value (depending on -c option). The string should be a NULL "" string if
-c option is either 5 or 6. The keyword can also be any Regular
Expression (i.e. *, ? [], etc) if comparison equals 7..
-f Folder
Folder to which the mail should be delivered if a filter match occurs.
This can be the keyword Inbox to have the email delivered to the inbox
(as it was originally). This can be the Trash folder in case the mail
needs to be rejected. It can be /NoDeliver if the mail needs to be
discarded completely.
-b bounce_action
bounce_action can be one of the four numbers 0 - Do not bounce 1 -
Bounce mail to sender with the following custom message "Hi. This is the
IndiMail MDA for <domain_name>. "I'm afraid I cannot accept your
message as it violates a system policy" "set by the administrator. Sorry
that I cannot accept your email" 2 - Forward mail to address following
the number. An ampersand '&' sign must separate the number and the
address. i.e. 2&editor@indimail.org will forward all emails to the
mailbox editor@indimail.org (replace '&' with '|' to feed the message
through a program) 3 - Same as above but bounce as well.
Returns 0 for success, 1 for any failure.