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how do i define rule and where in spamassassin to delete mail having rate more than 7. i am geeting to much spam, while using dnsrbl. 2 mails per second.
i am using sendmail, redhat as4.
it's not spamassassins job to actually delete spam, just recognise it. personally i use postfix to run mail via spamassassin and deliver to procmail. procmail then read the spam rating on it and delete's it. if you just use procmail with sendmail you can easily do the same, there are of course many many ways to do this sort of thing and this is just the way i do it (this week)
i know that. i marked each spam mail as ***SPAM*** now i wnat to delete it, without using ".procmailrc". how do i define it in /etc/procmail
current /etc/procmail
:0fw
| /usr/bin/spamc
now whats should i do more to delete rated spam mails
in /etc/procmail
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