setting domain-wide mail filter

[rjordan]

Is it possible to setup a domain-wide mail filter? I know users have the ability to do this in the Preferences|Mail Filters section, but it obviously only applies to messages sent to that specific user. The domain administrator doesn't seem to have any way to do this when logged into the admin interface.
If there isn't a way to do this through the web interface can it be done via CLI?
Thanks.

[brian]

Not quite sure I understand the use case, can you elaborate on the intended use?

[rjordan]

I'm talking about the Mail Filter within the Preferences section in the web interface. Users can create filters that will perform an action (bounce, forward, move to folder, etc.) on messages based on various conditions (subject, To/From address, etc.). Is there a way to apply one of these filters across all users within a domain?
As an example, domain.com is hosted on our Zimbra system. The domain admin want all their accounts to automatically forward any message from user@externaldomain.com to another email address.

[rjordan]

Is there any update on my question? Our domain administrators found this feature very useful in Imail and SmarterMail. It could be used to block all emails from a specific email address or domain; or to move messages with "SPAM" in the subject line to a junk mail folder. It is intended to apply these rules across the entire domain.
If there is no such funtionality, what is the best way to take a user's filter and apply it to all users in that domain?
What is the proper way to request such a feature?
Thanks.

[tiarra]

Are there anyupdates on this query whioch will be very useful?

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by tiarra

Are there anyupdates on this query whioch will be very useful?

Not unless anyone has filed a bug report or RFE in bugzilla.

[genzodiwa]

Although there were a lot of bugs under search for 'domain filter' none appeared to fit our criteria
New bug - 41688

[dalmate]

postfix had a solution about this problem, you can read in it's webpage. But I'm not sure when apply in zimbra ( Hope this can works because zimbra uses postfix as it's MTA)

[genzodiwa]

With the help of
http://www.goldfisch.at/knowwiki/bas...?do=export_raw (giving good examples)
How to check mailbox size of all accounts in Zimbra mail server. | STORY of AODDY. (good example of going through all accounts and doing a routine)
CLI of zimbra -h
I've come up with a set of instuctions and script which should complete the required task of making a NEW domain wide filter through seive. There probrably is an easier way to do it because it's creates a new rule for every email address. I see zimbra has maildrop but I'm to scared to tamper with main.cf and whatever .cf files. This set of instructions needs to be expanded to be put into a cron job in case of new email addresses and to not duplicate already made filters on email accounts.
So please nitpick, correct, enhance, or best of all give a better solution with detailed instructions.
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cd /opt/zimbra/bin
vi filter1.sh

#!/bin/bash
all_account=`zmprov gaa |grep @whaterverdomain.com`
for account in ${all_account}
do
`zmmailbox -m ${account} -z afrl "nameoffilter1" active any header "subject" contains "***SPAM***" fileinto "Inbox/spam" stop`

done

:wq

su zimbra
./filter1.sh
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Use at your own risk

[uxbod]

You should use

su - zimbra

so that it sources in the profile and paths.