Filtering SPAM
Hi,
I am using RHEL v5.0 on our Linux Mailserver, with Spamassassin, MailScanner, Clamav & Postfix as the MTA. The High Scoring Spams are not getting filtered to the defined EmailID (Spam@mydomain.com), instead it is getting delivered to the respective users. I have set the following rule in the Mailscanner.conf file Spam Actions = store forward spam@mydomain.com header "X-Spam-Status: Yes" AND High Scoring Spam Actions = store forward spam@mydomain.com header "X-Spam-Status: Yes" But the spam mails are not getting forwarded to the spam ID. Any suggestions. Thanks, Arjun |
I don't know anything about Mailscanner, so I went to freshmeat and found this:
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For that, I use procmail. All mail tagged as spam goes into a spam folder. All other mail goes into folders named for the sender, or to the inbox if no rule has been set up. In a network, it would forward mail to the recipient. If have this in my ~/.procmailrc to send spam to a spam folder: Code:
# scores > 5 - send to spam folder |
Thanks for the quick response..!
But MailScanner does this filtering of Spam...check the below link... http://www.mailscanner.info/MailScanner.conf.index.html |
Your config:
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Stated more clearly, user@domain.com gets a copy of the spam, not the original. The addressee stile gets the spam. It may be a side-effect of using the forward parametet that overides the store parameter. Try using store or store-spam without the forward parameter to see what happens (assuming you have the spam quarantine set up). Relevant documentation: http://www.mailscanner.info/MailScan...ndex.html#Spam Actions |
Filtering Spam
Hi,
I have tried Spam Actions = store spam@mydomain.com header "X-Spam-Status: Yes" + High Scoring Spam Actions = store spam@mydomain header "X-Spam-Status: Yes" in the MailScanner.conf file...but still doesn't work. The high scoring spam are still getting delivered to the users...any other solutions? Thanks.. |
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