Bill Williamson writes: > I'm working up a delivery script (or just succesive pipe them from the > default delivery, but i think it'll be easier to do a script so I can > add/subtract "filters" without bouncing courier) that will use > spamassassin and anomy.
I'd prefer to bounce a mail if I'm sure it's a worm. Many of them pick files randomly from a user's hd and mail them around, so it is just polite to bounce that stuff. > I like spamassassin because all it does is add ******SPAM****** to the > subject line if it thinks it's spam. Then each user can set up what to do > in their server side filters for maildrop. IE put into a "spam" bucket, > delete, check for known addresses, etc. I see your point. Along a pipeline one could also use environment variables to the same effect. For example, if you know a message is text/plain, then you don't have to sanitize it. I wander if environment variables could be used from "global" filters to describe what filtering could be worth aplliying to a given message. Ale ---oops, was this sent twice? _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
