Hooking in another process or content_filter?

[cutigersfan]

I tried this on ZCS 3.1 and am only getting the disclaimer on incoming messages and would like just the opposite. Did I do a step incorrectly? How would I debug? I'm using the original steps posted by Dux T.

It seems that mail does go thru, but add_disclaimer is only being run when mail is received, not sent....

[cutigersfan]

One more thing to add. I'm not sure if this makes a difference, but I do have "Relay MTA for external delivery" and "Web mail MTA Hostname" to my isp's smtp server. Does this cause add_disclaimer to not get called?

[simonellistonball]

Originally Posted by cutigersfan

I tried this on ZCS 3.1 and am only getting the disclaimer on incoming messages and would like just the opposite. Did I do a step incorrectly? How would I debug? I'm using the original steps posted by Dux T.

It seems that mail does go thru, but add_disclaimer is only being run when mail is received, not sent....

Did you replace the example.com in the regex for the middle grep with a list of domains that are internal (pipe seperated)

You should be able to see from the postfix logs the path taken by the message.

It could also be a problem with the content_filter line in your main.cf or master.cf confs.

[cutigersfan]

No I used the original post, not the modified one with the regex expression. I was going to add that in later.

[cutigersfan]

simonellistonball,
I tried watching the logs to see the path mail was taking. To do this I used 'tail -f zimbra.log'. When mail comes in, I see the path and see the disclaimer pipe activated. However, when mail goes out, there is no activity in the log at all. I'm not sure if this is because I do have a relay host defined. Am I looking in the right place. Any other suggestions?

Thanks!

[cutigersfan]

Ok, I figured this out. I had a setting in the "Web mail MTA Hostname". I guess I don't need it set, so removing it caused everything else to come in line. It seems to work now.

The one thing I do need to add is support for an additional domain. Can someone give me an example of how this might be done?

Thanks,

[garyo]

I know this is an old thread, but it is REALLY USEFUL to have that tar file as a working example of filtering emails! Thanks, Dux T!

My only question is, why is "putmail.py" needed? What would be wrong with just using /opt/zimbra/bin/sendmail -i? Is it just that you need something to talk SMTP on a different port (10026)?

We've found that zmlmtpinject doesn't work if you have aliases.