procmail filter and amavis bypass

[Ernst-Magne Vindal <ernst@vindal.com>]

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Hi,
I've been searching the web and maillists for some solutions to my little 
problem, but has not found it. Hope some of you gurus can help.

First procmail filter.
I have a filter that take mail sent to one of the users from one spesific 
mailaddress, forward to me and then delete it.
I have tested two solutions, I'm far from good at procmail filter so some 
advise for best filter would be apreciated.
So far I tryed:
:0
* ^From: .*user@domain.com
! ernst@vindal.com
/dev/null

and

:0
* ^From: .*user@domain.com
{
        :0c
        ! ernst@vindal.com

        :0
        /dev/null
}
for me it looks like they do the same, there is some differences in the 
log only, same result. But i don'n know which one is best to use.

The second is this and amavis. All mail inn and out is scanned by amavis, 
but when the filter above is executed amavis will scann the same mail 
again. Is there a way to avoid this?

Thanks

/ernst-magne

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