Filter to stop filter processing for multiple postoffices

[keith@vfsremote.com]

Hello,

I need to stop filter processing for messages associated with multiple postoffices. Rather than have a filter rule for every postoffice I would like to condense this into one rule using a criteria script as I don't see any other way of doing it. I have taken a look at http://www.mailenable.com/Help/Files/ad ... ipting.htm but to be honest it would take some experimentation on a live server to figure it out, which I would like to avoid. Does anyone have a script like this already or perhaps someone could help me out?

Thank You,

[MailEnable-Ian]

Hi,

Here is an example:

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FilterResult=0
If CriteriaMet([ME_SUBJECT],"*Value*") OR _
CriteriaMet([ME_BODY],"*Value*") AND _
CriteriaMet([ME_TO],"<REFERENCE><FILE>domains.TXT</FILE><PATH>C:\Program Files\Mail Enable\Config\Filters\Patterns</PATH><REFERENCE>") THEN
FilterResult=1
End If

You need to add the domain name in each postoffice to a .txt file located in the path above. (I.e: *@exampledomain.com*) (I.e:C:\Program Files\Mail Enable\Config\Filters\Patterns). Not sure if the above script is what you need but it will start you off.

[keith@vfsremote.com]

Hello Ian,

You have helped me out before and I appreciate it. We ended up experimenting in Azure and came up with the below script and I just keep adding to it. Which would be the ideal solution and why?

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FilterResult = 0

' Sysadmin note: all domains specified below must be lowercase
If InStr(1, LCase("%POSTOFFICE%"), "example1.com")>0 _
    Or InStr(1, LCase("%POSTOFFICE%"), "example2.com")>0 _
    Or InStr(1, LCase("%POSTOFFICE%"), "example3.com")>0 _
    Or InStr(1, LCase("%POSTOFFICE%"), "example4.com")>0 _
    Or InStr(1, LCase("%POSTOFFICE%"), "example5.com")>0 Then
      FilterResult = 1
End If

Thank You,

[MailEnable-Ian]

Hi,

The script you have created should work too. The only difference would be that you would need to add the script. Where as the script example I provided you can just add an entry to the file. The example I provided also checks for message body and subject as that's what I had thought you were trying to filter.