Mark wrote:
> Leaving %final_destiny_by_ccat to its default (not having a new
> value assigned to it in amavisd.conf, e.g. having it commented out),
> everything behaves as before, the $final_spam_destiny will be taken
> into effect if mail is spam.
> If a *_by_ccat is assigned to explicitly, then whatever is assigned to
> it controls which settings or config variables will be consulted
Did you unintentionally leave both $final_destiny and ccat entries
uncommented in amavisd.conf-sample? I am aware you discourage use
of amavisd.conf-sample as a method of configuring amavisd-new.
I assume only the last example will actually be used?:
$final_destiny_by_ccat{CC_BADH.',2'} = D_PASS; # BadHdr8bit
This last example looks reasonable (not that I understand at this
point what is really happening), so if it is the the only setting that
will be used I guess it would not matter much one way or the other.
Gary V
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