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<H2><A NAME="SEC11" HREF="filter_toc.html#TOC11">Filter commands</A></H2>
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The filter commands which are described in subsequent sections are listed
below, with the section in which they are described in brackets:
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<EM>add</EM> increment a user variable (11)
<EM>deliver</EM> deliver to an email address (12)
<EM>finish</EM> end processing (17)
<EM>if</EM> test condition(s) (18)
<EM>logfile</EM> define log file (16)
<EM>logwrite</EM> write to log file (16)
<EM>mail</EM> send a reply message (15)
<EM>pipe</EM> pipe to a command (14)
<EM>save</EM> save to a file (13)
<EM>testprint</EM> print while testing (17)
<EM>vacation</EM> tailored form of <EM>mail</EM> (15)
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In addition, when Exim's filtering facilities are being used as a system
filter, the <EM>fail</EM>, <EM>freeze</EM>, and <EM>headers</EM> commands are available. However,
since they are usable only by the system administrator and not by ordinary
users, they are described in the main Exim specification rather than in this
document.
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