qmail-aliasfilter-js
qmail-aliasfilter filters incoming mail based on valid sender domains encoded into the receiving email address.
Examples
- mymail-example.com@example.com only accepts mail with example.com as sender
- mymail-.example.com@example.com only accepts mail with *.example.com as sender
- mymail-example.com+example.net@example.com only accepts mail with example.com or example.net as sender
Configuration
moduleexports = mymail: /^mymail-@/ // regex to detect your own email address // must contain a capturing group for the domainlist validIfNotFound: false // if true the mail will be accepted in your email address // is not in the list of visible recipients ccValid: true // if false the email will be rejected if you are only on cc multipleFromHandling: "drop" // "drop" will reject the mail if there are multiple senders // "validateAll" will validate every single sender // "validateOne" will accept the email if at least one sender // is valid multipleToHandling: "validateOne" // "validateOne" will accept the email if at least one // recipient (To and CC) is valid // "validateAll" will validate every single recipient logFile: __dirname + '/actions.log'// path to the log file;
You may pass the path to the configuration file via the first command line argument:
|/path/to/qmail-aliasfilter /path/to/configuration
If the argument is omitted an existing config.{js, coffee}
inside the same folder as the index.coffee is used.