Hi,

I'm using Courier with virtual domain accounts, my setup is:
-Courier 0.53.3
-courier-authlib 0.58 (using mySQL authentication)
-Spamassassin 3.1.3
-Fedora core 5

For mail delivery I am using .courier files (e.g.
.courier-<domain>-<username>) which is all working fine but I am not
able to integrate Spamassassin the way I would like it to work.
Currently I am running a shell script that runs spamc and then returns
either 0 or 64 for ham or spam resp.  If 64 is returned the processing
quits and the message is rejected, which is what I want, mostly.
Ideally I'd like the delivered message to be what comes out of
Spamassassin so that ham messages will have the additional headers added
by Spamassassin.

 From what I've read spamc should read stdin and send the results to
stdout.  Clearly it is reading stdin and I assume it is sending the
results to stdout, but what gets delivered is the original message, as
if courier is not re-reading stdout but is sticking with the original
message.  The output from spamc is instead sent to the maillog, where I
can see each line of the message including the spamassassin headers.

Here's an example .courier-domain-user file that does this:
| /usr/bin/spamc
/var/mail/vhosts/domain/...    #path to Maildir

I'd expect a post-Spamassassin message to be delivered, but what I get
is the original message.

BTW, setting "DEFAULTDELIVERY= |/usr/bin/spamc |
/usr/lib/courier/bin/maildrop" doesn't work either.  Apparently when
using .courier files for delivery instructions the DEFAULTDELIVERY
setting is ignored.

Seems like this ought to be easy to setup and I just need to know the
magic line or two that will do it :)

Thanks in advance,
Joe Meadows


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