
All With apologies to the list is this has been covered before... I am in a situation where I need to blacklist mail originating from a particular address. This address can communicate normally with other users, but just needs blacklisting from otrs. I can think of using either procmail or hacking the code as a solution, however, I am not sure which is the preferable way. Note that hacking the code would be done in such as way as to read from a blacklist rather than just hardcoding the address. My question is: Have any folks out there had to do this, if so - how and what was your experiences from it (i.e. was it reliable, was it maintainable) etc. Kind regards Chris Mellor

Hi,
I would personally blacklist it for the account at the mailserver level so
not to interfere with any of the code of OTRS which you would possibly need
to change again if you upgraded.
Warm Regards
Rachel
On 11/10/05, Chris Mellor
All
With apologies to the list is this has been covered before…
I am in a situation where I need to blacklist mail originating from a particular address. This address can communicate normally with other users, but just needs blacklisting from otrs.
I can think of using either procmail or hacking the code as a solution, however, I am not sure which is the preferable way. Note that hacking the code would be done in such as way as to read from a blacklist rather than just hardcoding the address.
My question is:
Have any folks out there had to do this, if so – how and what was your experiences from it (i.e. was it reliable, was it maintainable) etc.
Kind regards
Chris Mellor
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Hi,
I am in a situation where I need to blacklist mail originating from a particular address. This address can communicate normally with other users, but just needs blacklisting from otrs.
I am not sure if I understand the situation correctly, but wouldn't it be sufficient to create a "PostMaster Filter" You could set the Header X-OTRS-Ignore for this special address. However I've never tried this so YMMV Peter -- ----------------------------------------------- Peter Mayr mailto: at.peter.mayr@gmail.com
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