Spamassassin Behaviour Question
Hi All,
I've read all the SA stuff I can find, but for some reason I can't seem to find an answer to my question. I'm wondering what SA's behaviour is supposed to be when it detects spam. For example, in this log entry: Quote:
Filtering on the client-side, however, requires X-Spam headers which is my second problem. I cannot seem to get SA to write the X-Spam headers. Ideally, I just want the X-Spam-Score and X-Spam-Flag headers written so I can filter on them. However, at the moment SA is rejecting everything that it figures is spam (as seen in the log snippet above) and isn't writing any X-Spam headers on the stuff it's letting through. In short, I'd like to do two things: 1. Make SA stop rejecting messages that are over the required_score, and 2. Write X-Spam-Score and X-Spam-Flags headers on every message. Here's my local.cf. My user_prefs is completely commented out. Quote:
Thanks! |
You will have to do some research via www.google.com/linux in re spamassassin and procmail. Spamassassin can flag mail as SPAM. The spamaassassin rules can determine what to do with mail (whitelisted, blacklisted, etc) in so far as flagging the mail for acceptance or rejection.
Then procmail enters the picture. Procmail may be setup to work with spamassassin to accept/reject mail, or sort it, and send spam to a folder for later review. Add the complexity of email antivirus scanning to work with procmail and spamassassin. Google on the search words 'spamassassin rules' and 'procmail'. There is a wealth of information. |
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OK, well, that was a total bust. I'm as clueless as I was when I started this research.
My biggest problem right now is that SA is NOT rewriting my subject line when it encounters spam. I have the rewrite_subject lines in tmy local.cf and I kow SA is readingmy local.cf, even the mail.log shows Sa identifiying messages as Spam - it just doesn't write anything to it - no x-spam headers, no subject rewrite, nothing.... Arrrgggh |
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