Casey,
> Daniel Luttermann wrote:
> > It's not possible with amavisd to add the spam score in the subject
> > line as with spamassassin. The header edits is done by amavisd and
> > ther's no config option or else to add the score in the subject line.
This is no longer entirely true - see below.
> You are correct. I had forgotten how I had gotten around this problem
> previously.
>
> BTW, my solution was to write a small python script (called every minute
> from cron) which updates the subject line in the individual eMail files.
No need for this.
amavisd-new-2.5.0 release notes:
- version 2.4.3 introduced some substitutions of subject tag template strings:
SCORE, REQD, YESNO and YESNOCAPS; this list is now extended with few more,
to facilitate cross-host troubleshooting; the full list now consists of:
_SCORE_ spam score (hits), same as macro %c
_REQD_ tag2_level
_YESNO_ score above tag2_level? 'Yes' or 'No'
_YESNOCAPS_ same, but yields: 'YES' or 'NO'
_HOSTNAME_ fqdn of this host ($myhostname), same as macro %h
_DATE_ rfc2822 timestamp of mail entering this amavisd, as macro %d
_U_ iso8601 UTC timestamp of mail entering this amavisd, as %U
_LOGID_ log id (am_id) as shown in the log, e.g. 58725-05-2, as %n
_MAILID_ mail_id as used in quarantine names, e.g. jaUETfyBMJHG, as %i
The current code is:
if ($subject_tag ne '') { # expand subject template
# just implement a small subset of macro-lookalikes,
# not true macro calls
$subject_tag =~
s{_(SCORE|REQD|YESNO|YESNOCAPS|HOSTNAME|DATE|U|LOGID|MAILID)_}
{ $1 eq 'SCORE' ? (0+sprintf("%.3f",$spam_level+$boost))
: $1 eq 'REQD' ? (!defined($tag2_level) ? '-' :
0+sprintf("%.3f",$tag2_level))
: $1 eq 'YESNO' ? ($do_tag2 ? 'Yes' : 'No')
: $1 eq 'YESNOCAPS' ? ($do_tag2 ? 'YES' : 'NO')
: $1 eq 'HOSTNAME' ? c('myhostname')
: $1 eq 'DATE' ? rfc2822_timestamp($msginfo->rx_time)
: $1 eq 'U' ? iso8601_utc_timestamp($msginfo->rx_time)
: $1 eq 'LOGID' ? $msginfo->log_id
: $1 eq 'MAILID' ? $msginfo->mail_id
: '_'.$1.'_' }egsx;
}
Mark
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