Regex delivery

Hoekynl

• October 03, 2017 16:05

Hello Everyone, I need to add a domain-wide email suffix filter. I've got most part working, but the delivery part will not work. The regex is: To matches: #.+@domain.tld Deliver to: email@domain.tld[/EMAIL] I want this to be Deliver to: *part before #*@domain.tld I have made a regex that removes the # and the part between the @ but it gives a error at delivery:
error in filter file: malformed address "#(.*?)(?:(?!@).)*" in filter file: missing or malformed local part (expected word or "<")
I guess that the deliver to: part doesn't work with regex? You can see it work here: regex101.com/r/zF0wB3/8 Regex101 - online regex editor and debugger

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  cPanelMichael

  • October 04, 2017 16:18

  Hello, You may find the discussion on the following thread helpful: Blocking Entire domains .work, .click, .science, .eu Thank you.

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  Hoekynl

  • October 04, 2017 16:38

  Hello, You may find the discussion on the following thread helpful: Blocking Entire domains .work, .click, .science, .eu Thank you.

  
  Hello Michael, Unfortunately this does not have a fix for me :/ I just need to be able to "insert" a variable (taken from regex) to the "Deliver to" part in the filter, I hope this is possible. Thanks

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  cPanelMichael

  • October 04, 2017 19:04

  I just need to be able to "insert" a variable (taken from regex) to the "Deliver to" part in the filter, I hope this is possible.

  
  That's not possible without root access to the server to setup a custom Exim system filter. Regular expressions are only supported in the filter rule itself with the "matches regex" and "does not match" operators when using cPanel to create a filter. Thank you.

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  Hoekynl

  • October 04, 2017 19:05

  That's not possible without root access to the server to setup a custom Exim system filter. Regular expressions are only supported in the filter rule itself with the "matches regex" and "does not match" operators when using cPanel to create a filter. Thank you.

  
  Hello Michael, What would the settings be? I work at the hosting company and will have to ask tech if it's possible for them to set it up for me. Thanks :)

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  cPanelMichael

  • October 04, 2017 19:43

  Hello, Assistance with the development of a custom regular expression is outside the scope of support we provide, but the following document explains how to setup a custom exim system filter: How to Customize the Exim System Filter File - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation The following thread is also helpful for some proof-of-concept examples: Need to filter ALL email Thank you.

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