POstfix rules

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Old 04-01-2007
tom
 
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Default POstfix rules

Hello

Is this posible to set postfix to distribute emails to mailboxes upon
incoming email charset encoding ?

For example emails adressed to info@example.com with charest
encoding=utf-8 goes to to infoutf8@example.com or rather emails with charset
encoding != utf-8 goes to infoothercharsetthenutf8@example.com ?

Is this posible with postfix? Where to look for inforamtions?


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Old 04-02-2007
birre
 
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On 2007-04-01 14:45, tom wrote:
> Hello
>
> Is this posible to set postfix to distribute emails to mailboxes upon
> incoming email charset encoding ?
>
> For example emails adressed to info@example.com with charest
> encoding=utf-8 goes to to infoutf8@example.com or rather emails with charset
> encoding != utf-8 goes to infoothercharsetthenutf8@example.com ?
>
> Is this posible with postfix? Where to look for inforamtions?
>
>


Maybe you can make an alias for info , that send the post to procmail,
and from there send it to infoutf8 or infoothercharsetthenutf8 depending
on the Content-Type: header

/birre
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Old 07-11-2007
Mikko Toivola
 
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tom wrote:
> Hello
>
> Is this posible to set postfix to distribute emails to mailboxes upon
> incoming email charset encoding ?
>
> For example emails adressed to info@example.com with charest
> encoding=utf-8 goes to to infoutf8@example.com or rather emails with charset
> encoding != utf-8 goes to infoothercharsetthenutf8@example.com ?
>
> Is this posible with postfix? Where to look for inforamtions?
>
>


You wouldn't happen to use cyrus as MDA? Cyrus comes with
sieve-filtering, which is very capable of doing all sort of filtering
based on headers. There's also nice web-based tools available. But as
someone suggested already, it's doable with procmail too.

Mikko
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