Joe Laffey wrote:
Thanks for the info. This looks easy, since it is similar to my
current setup.
Do you them call BOTH spamassassin and clamassassin?
Yes, I call clamassassin first since it tends to have a lower FP rate.
Right now, I throw all flagged messages from clamassassin into a folder
on my account so I can watch them but soon I'll just discard them
completely since ClamAV's FP rate is nearly zero (again, this is up to
the sysadmin in question). Then I call Spamassasin which puts spam
messages in the user's spam folder. Here's a simplified version of my
.maildroprc:
--
#Send thru clamassassin AV filter
xfilter "/usr/local/bin/clamassassin"
if (/^X-Virus-Status: Yes/:h)
{
to "/var/maildir/admin/Maildir/.ClamAssassin/"
}
xfilter "/usr/bin/spamc -u $USER -s 300000"
if (/^X-Spam-Status: Yes/:h)
{
to "$MAILDIR/.Spam/"
}
--
Jay
--
Jay Lee
Network/Systems Administrator
Information Technology Department
Philadelphia Biblical University
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