Gary V wrote:
> Another thing to consider. Depending on your default kill_level and
> your quarantine setup, spam that is passed to recipients in
> @spam_lovers_maps may also have a copy of the message sent to
> quarantine. Assuming one is using default static lookups, consider
> also creating a @spam_kill_level_maps where the spam lovers are given
> a high kill_level (which prevents quarantine), e.g.:
Well, yes, high kill level does disable quarantine (because spam level
never reaches a high kill level, so mail is never considered spam and
quarantining does not apply), but it also makes spam_lovers redundant,
as mail is never considered spam, so there is no need to bother with
spam_lovers, mail will be delivered normally.
So setting kill level high to some recipients achieves both: they will
receive mail (same as spam_lovers), and no spam quarantining takes place
(same as disabling quarantine for these users).
Quarantining has its direct control too, so to turn off quarantining
for spam lovers, @spam_quarantine_to_maps can be set to false (an empty
string or undef) for such recipients:
@spam_quarantine_to_maps = (
[qw( [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] !.example.net )],
\$spam_quarantine_to,
);
or:
@spam_quarantine_to_maps = (
{'[EMAIL PROTECTED]' => '',
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]' => '',
'.example.net' => '',
'.' => $spam_quarantine_to,
}
);
But I admit it is awkward to automatically construct a
@spam_quarantine_to_maps list if one already has a nontrivial
list in @spam_lovers_maps.
Mark
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