On Friday 09 November 2007 14:45:13 Steve wrote:
>
> How about reading the included README of DSPAM?
> --
> tagSpam / tagNonspam { on | off }
> Adds a tagline to the end of a message based on its classification;
> useful for things such as "Scanned by Your ISP.com". If set to on, the file
> msgtag.spam and/or msgtag.nonspam will be looked for in dspam_home/txt/ and
> appended to appropriate messages.
>
> NOTE: Signed messages will not be tagged in this fashion
well, thanks for this tip. i didn't noticed that parameter.
i'm using 3.6.8 (debian etch packages) i think it doesnt support it, right?
but anyway, it doesn't fit my needs, because i want to use the
X-DSPAM-Signature and username as a parameter to the URL i want to put in the
message. i think i really need to do it as a script.
even with the altermime, i need to do some more stuff to make it work in the
way i tought.
i need to check if the message was filtered, then check which classification
was taken and then create the files with the messages (a .txt and a .html)
and then run the altermime using those files as arguments and finally delete
those files.
i'm writing some php scripts that can be directly called by clicking in the
link added to the message, and asking for a captcha (to avoid multiple clicks
and automatic scripts) and a confirmation so the message can get retrained.
this parameter should work nice if the msgtag.spam and msgtag.nonspam files
can access the signature data and the username. with some variables been
replaced like %%SIGNATURE%% or %%USERNAME%% (just an example).
well, sorry for my english ;)
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