Hello all,
here are the first four lines of my .mailfilter file
(lucio_at_sulweb_dot_org account):
if (/^X-Spam-Flag: Yes/)
{
to Maildir/.spam/
}
The system wide DEFAULTDELIVERY includes SpamAssassin:
# cat /etc/courier/courierd | grep ^DEFAULTDELIVERY
DEFAULTDELIVERY="|/usr/bin/spamc|/usr/bin/maildrop"
That's working ok.
The same server hosts another domain, namely softwareliberopinerolo.org,
which has the info@ account that sends CC of every message to my
account. Here is its .mailfilter
root@nmx:/home/mail/softwareliberopinerolo.org/info# cat .mailfilter
cc "!lu...@sulweb.org"
Now the problem is that spamc is being called twice for CC'ed messages:
the first time (info@) spamc correctly marks the messages as spam, but
the second time (lucio@) the message is considered ham because the first
spamc execution had already wrapped it in a "Spam detection software,
running on the system nmx.sulweb.org, has identified..." container. So
the second spamc run "overwrites" X-Spam-Flag and X-Spam-Level headers,
and my .mailfilter does not move the message to the spam folder anymore.
Solutions?
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