B. Tolka wrote:
Hello All,
I have a function call should_check_for_spam that seems to be processed
twice in my filter. I am trying to log the System-Whitelist vs
User-Whitelist.
I am not programmer by trade.
What exactly does this line do in my filter? if
(($Features{"SpamAssassin"}) && should_check_for_spam($Recipients[0]))
this line first checks the value of $Features{"SpamAssassin"} and if
true will then test the return value of
should_check_for_spam($Recipients[0]) * this is the first call to
your sub-routine.
Snippets of my filter are below
sub filter_begin () {
if(stream_by_spam_list()) {
return;
}
sub stream_by_spam_list () {
my(@on_list, @off_list, $recip);
foreach $recip (@Recipients) {
if (should_check_for_spam($recip)) {
here you make your 2nd call to your sub-routine.
(actually, 1st and 2nd are only relative to this email, chances are in
reality that this is the first call and the check above is the 2nd call)
push(@on_list, $recip);
} else {
push(@off_list, $recip);
}
}
you may want to write @on_list and @off_list to a temp file for use in
your check above and instead of calling
should_check_for_spam($Recipients[0]) do something like
"is_on_SA_checklist($Recipients[0])" and write a routine to check if the
value is in the temp file.
if ($#on_list >= 0 && $#off_list >= 0) {
# Some on, some off -- remail
resend_message(@on_list);
resend_message(@off_list);
$TerminateAndDiscard = 1;
return 1;
}
return 0;
}
...snip...
HTH
alan
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