Rocco wrote:
>>
>> Or, since you say you do not quarantine, I will assume you are using:
>> $final_spam_destiny = D_PASS;
>>
>> You could set the system up in a way that would only quarantine for
>> that particular domain. You could set:
>>
>> $final_spam_destiny = D_DISCARD; # With high kill_level, this is not a
> concern
>>
>> @spam_kill_level_maps = (
>> { '.example.com' => 8.0,
>> '.' => 9999.0 },
>> );
>>
>> Anything at kill_level and above will be quarantined. The rest of the
>> domains will never see spam with a score of 9999.0, so their spam will not
>> be quarantined.
>>
>> @spam_quarantine_to_maps = (
>> { '.example.com' => '[EMAIL PROTECTED]', # spam for this domain goes here
>> '.' => 'spam-quarantine', # the rest should never actually get here
>> # because high of kill_level
>> }
>> );
>>
>> Gary V
>>
> It does not works.
Yes, with the settings above, spam that scores at or higher than
8.0 for example.com should get sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Of course make
sure there is a mailbox that will accept that mail.
> Infact the spam pass for all domain exept for 'example.com'.
It looks like I incorrectly assumed that's what you are presently
doing and wished to continue to do. What are you doing with spam now?
Maybe it would be a good idea to post relevant parts of your amavisd.conf:
Show
$final_spam_destiny
the sa_tag2_level setting(s)
the sa_kill_level setting(s)
the spam_quarantine_to setting(s)
and your current @bypass_spam_checks_maps
Or this might work instead:
grep sa_ amavisd.conf
grep spam_ amavisd.conf
Gary V
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