Syntax

[usermm]

Hello.
Please be so kind and tell me how the following line
has to be written for more specific users:
if oClient.Username = .....
= "" means all of them but I need just a few specific.

Thank you very much.

[RvdH]

Uh, what
oClient.Username = "" means a client without a username, eg: unauthenticated

maybe you should search the forum for examples/inspiration

[usermm]

Well, my goal is to block attachments for specific users and therefor
I have to adapt the following script for specific users:
Sub OnAcceptMessage(oClient, oMessage)
' Ignore messages from local users
if oClient.Username = "" then
Dim oAttachment
Dim oRegExp
Set oRegExp = new RegExp
For oAttachment = 0 to oMessage.Attachments.Count-1
' Test for undesirable attachments
with oRegExp
.Pattern = "^.*\.(bat|cmd|com|cpl|csh|docm|exe|hta|htb|inf|js|jse|lnk|msi|msp|pif|reg|scf|scr|shs|shb|vbe|vbs|wsf|wsh|zip)$"
.IgnoreCase = True
.Global = False
end with

Sorry if my English is not very good. (Germany)
Thanks.

[RvdH]

Once again....Search

There are plenty of forum topics covering attachment handling that should get you started

[palinka]

Hmmmm... first search result.

https://www.hmailserver.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=26175

[usermm]

Thanks.
I'd seen that before but it's not exactly what I need.
There are attachments to be blocked (or not) but
for some specific users only.
And I still don't know how it goes.

[RvdH]

What about specifying/defining the usernames?

Code: Select all

If oClient.Username = "username1@domain.com" OR oClient.Username = "username2@domain.com" Then

You are really asking weird questions or asking the obvious, use your brain if you have one and try to put some effort in yourself....search the forums for other examples and test, test & test

[usermm]

You don't have to become unpolite. I'm realy not stupid.
I asked from the beginning what syntax should I use.
In VBA or Excel, for example, is the syntax for defining conditions
or in separating terms very different. And I have a pretty large experience with that.
Nevertheless, thank you.

[SorenR]

You don't have to become unpolite. I'm realy not stupid.
I asked from the beginning what syntax should I use.
In VBA or Excel, for example, is the syntax for defining conditions
or in separating terms very different. And I have a pretty large experience with that.
Nevertheless, thank you.

If you have a problem with english try send a message to Dravion, he is german and an excellent developer.

[RvdH]

VBA, Excel?

https://www.hmailserver.com/documentati ... ce_scripts
Maybe next time try to consult the documentation first

[usermm]

Thank you SorenR. I'll do this in future.
I hope he might be more friendly and not
as arrogant as some other people here.
And I'm not referring to you, of course...
Thanks again.