On 03/06/2013 04:10 PM, Patrick Lists wrote:
> Does anyone know how to change this so it says
> spam@<domain_of_person_logged_in> ?
Yes bad netiquette to reply to my own question but I think I found out
how to do it and maybe it helps someone else. I know no perl whatsoever
(Google was my teacher) but it seems to work for me. Use at own risk,
In file templates/nav_performance.html (or the one under your preferred
language dir) at around line 38:
-<strong>spam-$CURRENT_USER$$LOCAL_DOMAIN$</strong>
+<strong>$SPAM_ADDR$</strong>
In file dspam.cgi at around line 1527:
if ($CURRENT_USER !~ /\@/) {
$DATA{'LOCAL_DOMAIN'} = "\@$CONFIG{'LOCAL_DOMAIN'}";
}
+my $user_domain = $CURRENT_USER . $DATA{'LOCAL_DOMAIN'};
+my @attr = split (/\@/,$user_domain);
+my $spam_address = "spam\@$attr[1]";
+$DATA{'SPAM_ADDR'} = "$spam_address";
&output(%DATA);
Regards,
Patrick
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