Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C170 Guia Do Utilizador

To send to multiple hosts, you can call the 

bcc()

 action multiple times:

The 

bcc-scan

 action functions similarly to the bcc action, except that the message that is sent is treated 

as a brand new message and is therefore sent through the entire email pipeline.

The 

quarantine(‘quarantine_name’)

 action flags a message for inclusion into a queue called a 

quarantine. For more information about quarantines, see the “Quarantines” chapter. The 

duplicate-quarantine

(

‘quarantine_name’)

action immediately places a copy of the message into the 

specified quarantine and the original message continues through the email pipeline. The quarantine name 
is case sensitive.

When flagged for quarantine, the message continues through the rest of the email pipeline. When the 
message reaches the end of the pipeline, if the message has been flagged for one or more quarantines 
then it enters those queues. Otherwise, it is delivered. Note that if the message does not reach the end of 
the pipeline, it is not placed in a quarantine.

Accordingly, if a message filter contains a 

quarantine()

 action followed by a 

bounce()

 or 

drop()

 

action, the message will not enter the quarantine, since the final action prevents the message from 
reaching the end of the pipeline. The same is true if a message filter includes a quarantine action, but the 
message is later dropped by anti-spam or anti-virus scanning, or a content filter. The 

skip-filters()

 

action causes the message to skip any remaining message filters, but content filters may still apply. For 
example, if a message filter flags a message for quarantine and also includes the 

skip-filters()

 action, 

the message skips all remaining message filters and will be quarantined, unless another action in the 
email pipeline causes the message to be dropped.

multiplealthosts:

   if (recv-listener == "IncomingMail")

   {

    insert-header('X-ORIGINAL-IP', '$remote_ip');

    bcc ('$EnvelopeRecipients', '$Subject', '$EnvelopeFrom', '10.2.3.4');

    bcc ('$EnvelopeRecipients', '$Subject', '$EnvelopeFrom', '10.2.3.5');

    bcc ('$EnvelopeRecipients', '$Subject', '$EnvelopeFrom', '10.2.3.6');

   }

momFilter:

   if ((mail-from == '^johnny$') and (rcpt-to == '^sue$'))   

   {

        bcc-scan('mom@home.org');

   }