Thursday 13 April 2006 18:09, Marc Sherman wrote: > spam_quarantine: > debug_print = "R: spam_quarantine for [EMAIL PROTECTED]" > driver = redirect > verify = false > condition = $ACL_MSG_QUARANTINE > user = msherman > group = msherman > data = /home/msherman/Maildir/.Spam.Quarantine/ > directory_transport = local_maildir_read > > This router moves all questionable spam (that doesn't score high enough > to have been rejected at SMTP time) for the server to a maildir within > my home directory. ACL_MSG_QUARANTINE is just a macro defined as > "acl_m8". That variable is set by the DATA ACL. > > This router runs once for each recipient, so the quarantine folder gets > a separate copy for each RCPT address. If this were a "system-filter > router" like I propose, is would only operate once for the message. I > know I could solve that by replacing the router with a system filter, > but I find the annoyance of multiple copies in the quarantine folder is > smaller than would be the annoyance of using 2 different languages to > maintain my exim config.
Another solution could be redirecting to a special address which in turn is aliased to /home/msherman/Maildir/.Spam.Quarantine/. But I find the extra level of indirection a bit silly. -- Magnus Holmgren
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