User Guide

The principles of application operation 29
2. Specify comma-separated lists of sender and recipient addresses
using the Senders and Recipients parameters. For example:
[group.definition]
Senders=re:.*@other\.domain\.com
Recipients=[e-mail]
Recipients=re:.*@site2\.local
means that the rules of this group will be applied to all messages,
which were send from any user of other.domain.com domain to
any user of site2.local domain or to [e-mail] email
address.
You can use POSIX regular expressions to specify
senders’ / recipients’ mask.
To specify a regular expression use the prefix re:.
If either the Recipients or Senders parameter is not included in the
group description, the default value "
*" (all addresses) will be used
instead
. At least one of the Senders or Recipients parameters
must be specified.
3. Specify the priority of the group with the Priority parameter. If the
message sender/recipient address belongs to several groups it will
be processed using the rules of the group with the highest priority.
The maximum priority value is 2147483647.
Do not use the same priority for several
groups.
4. Specify the processing rules for the new group.
If you have created other groups, the application will process messages
according to the following algorithm:
1. The message address(es) are compared with addresses in the
groups created by the administrator. If the recipient / sender pair of
addresses is found in a specific group, the rules defined for that
group will be applied to the message.
If a sender/recipient address fits the address ranges of
several groups, the rules of the group with the highest
priority will be used.