I wanted to track some outgoing mails in my servers. Initially I was using IMAP to solve this issue. Then It was becoming slow everyday. They started complaining that the mail was really slow. I was forced to move to POP3 which is much faster compared to IMAP. Once I activated POP3 tracking was out of my hands. I search a lot on how to play with filters in exim mail.
It is quite powerful and give total control on incoming and outgoing mails. To solve my problem I need to play only with outgoing mails. There is a file named /etc/antivirus.exim is the file we need to play with. I edited the file and added the below lines to make it work for me.
if first_delivery
and ( ("$h_from:" contains "test1@imthi.com")
or ("$h_from:" contains "test2@imthi.com")
or ("$h_from:" contains "test3@imthi.com")
)
then
unseen deliver "tracker@imthi.com"
endif
The above block checks if the outgoing mail is on first delivery and who is the sender. Based on the sender I am sending a bcc copy to another mailbox. You can play more by studying the exim filter commands more 
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April 10th, 2008 at 10:55 pm
where we hav to put
if first_delivery
and ( (”$h_from:” contains “test1@imthi.com”)
or (”$h_from:” contains “test2@imthi.com”)
or (”$h_from:” contains “test3@imthi.com”)
)
then
unseen deliver “tracker@imthi.com”
endif
what file ?
April 11th, 2008 at 12:12 am
i try to put your code into /etc/antivirus.exim but dont work !! in what line we have to put ??
this ist my /etc/antivirus.exim
http://pastebin.com/fb1d313e
November 4th, 2008 at 7:03 pm
For cpanel 11 you need to edit the file
/etc/cpanel_exim_system_filter
not
/etc/antivirus.exim