UBE filters not working

[abrice]

I'm running Netscape Messaging Server v4.15 and am having problems getting the UBE filters to work.

Here is an example:

Channel-To "testuser@mydomain\.com" COPY "deadmail@mydomain.com"

I've also tried this:

:"testsubject" Subject "testmsg" COPY "deadmail@mydomain.com"

(the real domain name has been replaced by "mydomain.com"...)

Both of these examples didn't work. In the GUI, it shows the plugin installed and active. And if I look at the .cfg or .opt file it shows when changes are made. The server is running on a UNIX based system btw.

Has anyone else had this problem? Or is there something I'm missing here?

Any help would be great, thanks!

-Arron

 

[spinny]

Your Subject has to match exactly and this is the problem...
I believe you need to add <> to the statment. You can check this by adding wildcards to verify if that doesn't work.
example:

:&quot;Norton update&quot; To &quot;<Norton update>&quot; REJECT &quot;NO JUNK MAIL ALLOWED AT THIS DOMAIN&quot;

wildcard example:

:&quot;Norton update&quot; To &quot;.*Norton update.*&quot; REJECT &quot;NO JUNK MAIL ALLOWED AT THIS DOMAIN&quot;

This will match &quot;You need Norton update now&quot; or &quot;Norton update is on sale now&quot; but will not match &quot;Norton&quot; or &quot;update&quot; alone.

Spinny

 

[abrice]

I've tried using wild cards, and just the normal expression, but nothing seems to work. For example, the subject line test that I had above. When I send an email to a test user with that exact subject line &quot;testmsg&quot; it doesn't copy the correct mail account. (I've also tried just the account name and not @mydomain.com).

I've also tried the following:

To &quot;testuser@mydomain\.com&quot; DROP &quot;deadmail&quot;
To &quot;testuser@mydomain\.com&quot; COPY &quot;deadmail&quot;
To &quot;testuser@mydomain\.com&quot; COPY &quot;deadmail@mydomain.com&quot;
To &quot;testuser@mydomain\.com&quot; COPY &quot;deadmail@mydomain\.com&quot;
:&quot;testsubject&quot; Subject &quot;testmsg&quot; COPY &quot;deadmail@mydomain.com&quot;
:&quot;testsubject1&quot; Subject &quot;testmsg&quot; COPY &quot;deadmail&quot;

Is there anyway I can put the UBE filter into a debug mode so I can see exactly what's happening when it processes the messages?

-Arron