Server-Wide Rule to get "any recipient"

[da...@mauimail.com]

I found an example where a Server-Wide rule to make our Virus scanner
trigger, does not work with the "any recipient" field:

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The above header/message was delivered to "peg...@mauimail.com" with
out being processed. Using the "ESMTP id" seems to avoid the rule.
any ideas?

Daryl

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[Mario Cole]

Hello daryl,

Saturday, June 22, 2002, 11:06:26 PM, you wrote:

dMc> I found an example where a Server-Wide rule to make our Virus scanner
dMc> trigger, does not work with the "any recipient" field:

Good example! Here's something to consider: In 4.0b4 (or b3) there
is an "Envelope Recipients field" in the Local settings. It defaults
to having the X-Real-To: header in it and CGPro can add that to each
message. But, since it is in the Local settings, I think it gets
added after it goes through the Enqueuer. The X-Real-To: header does
have the name of the intended recipient.

I'm just thinking aloud. Just wondering if something can be done
with that header.

Mario

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dMc> Received: from mx14.hotmail.com (HOOSIERFILING01 [207.86.156.18]) by
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dMc> To: <Biz>
dMc> From: marco4y...@sbcglobal.net
dMc> Subject: Your Business........29183
dMc> Date: Thu, 20 Jun 2002 01:26:10 -1500
dMc> MIME-Version: 1.0
dMc> Content-Type: text/html;
dMc> charset="iso-8859-1"
dMc> Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
dMc> Reply-To: mis...@hotmail.com

dMc> The above header/message was delivered to "peg...@mauimail.com" with
dMc> out being processed. Using the "ESMTP id" seems to avoid the rule.
dMc> any ideas?

dMc> Daryl

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