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[David Verdin <address@concealed>]

I forgot a closing parenthesis in my example. Here is the correct example:

match([sender], /^[\w-]+@users\.sourceforge\.net/)    smtp,dkim,md5,smime   -> do_it
match([sender], /\d+@\w[^.]+\.\w[^.]+\.p\.re\.sourceforge\.net/)    smtp,dkim,md5,smime   -> do_it
true()    smtp,dkim,md5,smime   -> reject

On 02/10/2018 09:26, David Verdin wrote:

Hi Brian,

You can use regexp in Sympa scenarios, using the "match" rule.

Here is an example of send scenario in which any sender corresponding to your regexp is accepted and any other is rejected.

match([sender], /^[\w-]+@users\.sourceforge\.net/)    smtp,dkim,md5,smime   -> do_it
match([sender], /\d+@\w[^.]+\.\w[^.]+\.p\.re\.sourceforge\.net/    smtp,dkim,md5,smime   -> do_it
true()    smtp,dkim,md5,smime   -> reject

Best regards,

David

On 02/10/2018 04:58, Brian Eliassen wrote:

Hello Sympa Users,

It seems SourceForge has changed the way they deliver alerts for their ticketing system over a year ago and I just discovered this.

In the past, I simply told SourceForge to send alerts to address@concealed and then created a “No Mail” user on the mailing list “list" as they were already delivered by “address@concealed”.  This was simple and worked very well.  However, now these e-mails are being delivered by a combination of complete insanity.  For instance, the most recent e-mail came from address@concealed.  Yes, this is for ticket #1170 but each tickets arrives from a different user using this new system of theirs.

On the SourceForge site, they state:

• Email ticket notifications to: Most commonly used for sending ticket notifications to mailing lists. If you use a SourceForge Mailing list (or any other list based using Mailman) for email notifications, you may need to set the following settings in the Mailman administrator interface:
	• For Privacy Options -> Sender Filters -> accept_these_nonmembers: ^[\w-]+@users\.sourceforge\.net
	• For Privacy Options -> Recipient Filters -> acceptable_alias: \d+@\w[^.]+\.\w[^.]+\.p\.re\.sourceforge\.net

I’ve never used Mailman and don’t plan to.  How would I integrate the above regex with my Sympa/Sendmail environment?  Does anyone have any ideas?

Config: CentOS, Sendmail, MIMEdefang, Spamassassin, ClamAV, Sympa

Thank you in advance.

Brian

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