What is the purpose of not logging the entire message body?
Are you trying to minimize disk space used for log files or are there privacy issues?
Building dccm with `./configure --with-max-log-size=1` would
limit log files to 1 KByte of message body.
The reason is the waste of resources, servers are quite busy with email
traffic.
Writing files to disk is expensive (all stuff is in memory now, no any
disk i/o),
writing files into memory and frequent postprocessing them with script
is an alternative,
but it does not look elegant and needs more memory.
For a "this is spam" button, I would use something like the "this is
not spam; stop greylist" button in proof-of-concept cgi scripts in the
DCC source. That mechanism feeds checksum lines from log files to the
dccsight program.
I will look, thanks.
Note that message-IDs are not a reliable key for incoming mail
messages. Not only does plenty of spam lack message-ID headers,
but so does mail from systems using qmail.
I understand that. Did not know about qmail.
If you use dccm+sendmail,
I use postfix+dccm, I do not know yet when postfix writes message-id,
before or after milter.
I do not see any other appropriate keys. Probably, I could create one
with milter before dccm. Probably, the dcc checksum could be the key itself.
Vernon Schryver [email protected]
Any advice about code hook place?
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