Right, sorry I thought that abbreviation would work but it won't as it 
ends up matching the from address as well so you are stuck with listing 
all the domains for which you don't want this rule...

    g_block_files "*.zip"
    g_block_skip "HIDDEN@.domain.name.1"
    g_block_skip "HIDDEN@.domain.name.2"
    g_block_skip "HIDDEN@.domain.name.3"
    g_block_skip "HIDDEN@.domain.name.4"

Another method would be mfilter.rul I think it will work like this:

if (isin(to,HIDDEN@var.com")) then
     if (attached("*.zip")) then
         reject "attached zip files not permitted"
     end if
end if


ChrisP.


On 10/12/2015 11:10 a.m., Peter Dyke wrote:
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> I'm not sure that worked:
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>    g_block_files "*.zip"
>    g_block_skip "*,!HIDDEN@var.com"
>
> msgs with .zip attachments still getting through to both the 
> compuvar.com domain and other domains.
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> SurgeMail Version 6.9a-1, Built Mar  5 2015 15:58:58, Platform 
> Linux_64 (Surgeweb Enabled)
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> On Wednesday 09/12/2015 at 1:16 pm, surgemail-support  wrote:
>> I think as Jim suggested this might do the trick (minor change to 
>> syntax)
>>          G_BLOCK_SKIP "*,!HIDDEN@em.destination.domain"
>>
>> ChrisP.]
>>
>>
>> On 10/12/2015 6:47 a.m., Peter Dyke wrote:
>>>
>>> The administrator of one (and only one) of the domains on our SM 
>>> has  requested that .zip attachments be blocked. [After they got hit 
>>> with a  crypto-locker infection].
>>>
>>> g_archive_files would not work in this scenario
>>> g_block_files would be fine but other domains on the server do not  
>>> want such blocking
>>> g_rename_files is also not per domain, and would not really be a 
>>> block  anyway
>>>
>>> Anyone doing this, any suggestions, or am I missing something obvious?
>>>
>>>
>>
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