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    Hello,

    Thank you for the additional information. The first issue I see is that the content filter does not currently support searching multiple groups for the sender. If that were supported, you could use a rule similar to the following to archive messages being sent out by employees.

    RuleName=Purchasing
    Enable=Yes
    ThisRuleCondition=Any
    ProcessQueue=BOTH
    Condition01=$SENDER$|group member|OR|CMP1Group|CMP2Group|CMP3Group
    Action01=copy to dir|“e:\Archive\$DOMAIN\$MAILBOX$\Purchasing\”

    We will look into supporting the searching of multiple groups for future versions.

    In the current version there are archiving options in MDaemon that may help, although, they may not provide the granularity you are looking for. The options can be found at Setup / Server Settings / Archiving.

    If you would like further assistance configuring this please contact our support team. All of our support options can be found at www.altn.com/support.

    Thanks,
    Arron

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    Anonymous commented  · 

    Hello,

    I have multiple domains (companies) with similar structure - let's say cmp1,2&3.
    I would like to apply the following rule for archiving, based on the filter name:

    RuleName=Purchasing
    Enable=Yes
    ThisRuleCondition=Any
    ProcessQueue=BOTH
    Condition01=$SENDER$|group member|AND|cmp1.Purchasing
    Condition02=$SENDER$|group member|AND|cmp2.Purchasing
    Condition03=$SENDER$|group member|AND|cmp2.Purchasing
    Action01=add header|"X-SNDRDPT","$FILTERRULENAME$"

    Since there are many departments, I would like to be able to duplicate the filter, change the name as required (e.g. Purchasing -> Accounting), and not having to modify the actual filter content:

    RuleName=Purchasing
    Enable=Yes
    ThisRuleCondition=Any
    ProcessQueue=BOTH
    Condition01=$SENDER$|group member|AND|cmp1.$FILTERRULENAME$
    Condition02=$SENDER$|group member|AND|cmp2.$FILTERRULENAME$
    Condition03=$SENDER$|group member|AND|cmp3.$FILTERRULENAME$
    Action01=add header|"X-SNDRDPT","$FILTERRULENAME$"

    But the above (or variations with quotes i've tried) doesn't work. The group has to be defined, instead of composed by the filter.

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