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[NMLUG] squirrelmail features


  • Subject: [NMLUG] squirrelmail features
  • From: aaron at boim.com (aaron@boim.com)
  • Date: Mon Oct 25 12:43:04 2004

> I run SpamAssassin.  I have procmailrc dump suspected mail into a 
> "probably-spam" folder.  I have what SA calls "almost-certainly-spam" 
> redirected to /dev/null.  It's pretty straight forward to set up, and 
> well documented.  If you have trouble, I can help.
First experiment:  insert SpamAssassin into postfix.

I added a content_filter directive in matster.cf to run SpamAssassin on
incoming SMTP connections:
smtp    inet  n       -       -       -       -       smtpd -o
content_filter=spamassassin:
At the end, I defined the spamassassin filter:

spamassassin unix - n n - - pipe flags=Rq user=mailfilter
argv=/usr/local/bin/sa-filter.sh -f ${sender} -- ${recipient}
I thought this would just add some stuff to the example headers.
I configured SA to add a SPAM indicator to the spam Subject: line too.

I am getting blank messages from my "mailfilter" user.

Where can I find documentation on how to insert
SpamAssassin into postfix???
Obdviously, I'm getting a bit turned around by surfing the WWW,
and I didn't see anything too obdvious in the delivered packages.

I'm assuming that I could do my upgrades in steps.
First: Install SpamAssassin
        (Now incoming mail should have altered headers for SpamAssassin
         I can assume SA works when I see this)
Later: mess with procmail to get rid of spam/put in other folders

           aaron







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