Set mailrule rules

1. Spam whitelist

Edit the mailworker configuration file
# Vi/etc/mailconsumer. conf

Is definitely not spam =/etc/mailstores/RULES/whitelist. Rules

The rule file format is as follows:

# Vi/etc/maillogs/RULES/whitelist. Rules

# Add addresses to the whitelist:

From: user@domain.com Yes

From: * @ domain.com Yes

# Add IP addresses to be blacklisted

From: 192.168.1. Yes

From:/^ 192 \. 168 \. 13 [4567] \./Yes

Fromorto: Default No

2. Spam blacklist

Edit the mailworker configuration file

# Vi/etc/mailconsumer. conf

Is definitely spam =/etc/maillogs/RULES/blacklist. Rules

The rule file format is as follows:

# Vi/etc/maillogs/RULES/blacklist. Rules

# Add to be includedBlackList address:

From: user@domain.com Yes

From: * @ domain.com Yes

# Add IP addresses to be blacklisted

From: 192.16.8.1. Yes

Fromorto: Default No

 

3. Sign the sent Email

edit the mailbench configuration file
# vi/etc/maillogs. conf
sign clean messages =/etc/maillogs/RULES/signing. rules
the rule file format is as follows:
# vi/etc/mailcharts/RULES/signing. rules
## Add the sent domain name
from: * @ domain.com Yes
## add an IP address
from: 192.168.1. yes
fromorto: default no

4. Use different signatures for different domains

Edit the mailworker configuration file

# Vi/etc/mailconsumer. conf

Inline text Signature =/etc/mailstores/RULES/Sig. Text. Rules

Inline HTML Signature =/etc/mailstores/RULES/sig.html. Rules

The rule file format is as follows:

# Vi/etc/mailcharts/RULES/Sig. Text. Rules

# Add different domains

From: * @ domain1.com/etc/mailtables/reports/domain1.sig.txt

From: * @ domain2.com/etc/mailtables/reports/domain2.sig.txt

Set the HTML signature for different domains

# Vi/etc/maillogs/RULES/sig.html. Rules

# Add different domains

From: * @ domain1.com/etc/mailtables/reports/domain1.sig.html

From: * @ domain2.com/etc/mailtables/reports/domain2.sig.html

5. Scan only some domains for viruses

Edit the mailworker configuration file

# Vi/etc/mailconsumer. conf

Virus Scanning =/etc/mailtasks/RULES/virus. Scanning. Rules

The rule file format is as follows:

# Vi/etc/maillogs/RULES/virus. Scanning. Rules

Fromorto: * @ domain.com Yes

Fromorto: Default No

6. Send administrator notifications to multiple users

Edit the mailworker configuration file

# Vi/etc/mailconsumer. conf

Notices to =/etc/maillogs/RULES/notices. to. Rules

The rule file format is as follows:

# Vi/etc/maillogs/RULES/notices. to. Rules

# Add an address

To:

@ Domain1.com

Postmaster@domain.com admin@domain1.com

To:

@ Domain2.com

Postmaster@domain.com admin@domain2.com

Fromorto: Default postmaster@domain.com

7. Isolate only some viruses

Edit the mailworker configuration file

# Vi/etc/mailconsumer. conf

Quarantine infections =/etc/mailstores/RULES/quarantine. Rules

The rule file format is as follows:

# Vi/etc/maillogs/RULES/quarantine. Rules

# Add a virus name

Virus:

Sobig No

Virus:

Default Yes

8. Use two conditions in the Rule

edit the mailbench configuration file
# vi/etc/maillogs. conf
spam actions =/etc/maillogs/RULES/spam. actions. rules
the rule file format is as follows:
# vi/etc/mailcharts/RULES/spam. actions. rules
## add conditions
from: domain.com and to: user @ * deliver
fromorto: domain1.com and fromorto: domain2.com deliver
fromorto: default store policy

9. Use Perl to match more advanced rules:

The rule file format is as follows:

# Matching user@domain.com and user@sub.domain.com

From:/[\ @ \.] domain \. com $/Yes

# Match all. gov

From:/\. gov $/Yes

# Match the German or Danish domain

From: Host:/(De | DK) $/Yes

10. Set the mail size

The rule file format is as follows:

# Vi/etc/maillogs/RULES/MAX. Message. Size. Rules

To: * @ domain1.com 10 m

To: * @ domain2.com 20 m

From: user@domain3.com 5 m

From: * @ domain3.com 500 k

Fromorto: Default 0