> Well since you are working on the code - something that for me would
> be nice is a modification to your "-e" switch. What I would like to
> have happen is return the SA weight only after a threshold is met.
> For example with a setting of 5 an email of 4.99 would not be
> considered spam but anything above would and the total score would
> be passed. Hopefully I'm clear on this - I'm trying! Thanks for the
> consideration.
I think I see your point. If you have the -lt option set, that'll be
the low end of what's considered spam, and it's designed to accept a
couple of decimal places, so you could pass '-lt 4.99'. The -e switch
seems like it could be used concurrently to pass back the SPAMD
weight, but by design -e will pass the SPAM weight no matter what else
SPAMD or SPAMC32 thinks about the message (-e is designed to allow
SPAMC32 to function as a 'weight' type test). So what you're asking
for is a switch like -e, but which is more conditional, allowing the
possible result codes:
- 0, if -lt not met
- <SPAMD weight>, if -lt met and <SPAMD weight> <= -et value
- -et value, if <SPAMD weight> > -et value
Sounds like a good option, and I can't think of a way of kludging that
in one external test instance with the current switches (you could
actually do it with multiple SPAMC32 runs -- don't!). I'll add it in.
Thanks,
Sandy
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