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From: Michael Jarvis (michael_at_jarvis.com)
Date: Tue Oct 01 2002 - 13:31:47 CDT

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    On Tue, Oct 01, 2002 at 08:14:34AM -1000, Clifton Royston wrote:
    > I think this is not a bug but reflects a misunderstanding of how the
    > body checks are supposed to work. All checks are executed on each line
    > of the input. Hence the behavior you describe above is exactly what's
    > intended, if not what you desire. What you're looking for is a design
    > change.

    What I would desire is this:

    /xyzzy/ OK
    /spam/ REJECT

    Where the rules are executed in order, and as soon as an "OK" is found
    then processing is stopped. Since "OK" is a valid token in the
    body_checks and header_checks parameters, I can only assume that this has
    at least been considered before.

    Currently the body_checks (and header_checks) are an all-or-nothing
    affair. Either you execute ALL of the rules on every line of the
    message, or you don't use the feature.

    In the email you replied to, I was merely illustrating to Michael Brennen
    (mbrennenfni.com) that "IGNORE" wouldn't give me the functionality I
    need.

    I've downloaded the source to postfix-1.1.11-20020928 and I'm looking to
    see how hard it would be to have "OK" cease all body_check processing.

    Best regards,
    Michael 

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Michael Jarvis
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