David F. Skoll wrote:
> On Monday 20 February 2006 19:00, Michael Lang wrote:
>
>> I don't mind if I have to put something like..
>> if ($to == "list1" | $to == "list2") {
>> $user = "mailman";
>> }
>
> You can do this, but you need to interface with SpamAssassin
> at a much lower level. You can't use our built-in spam_assassin_*
> functions, because they instantiate one Mail::SpamAssassin object
> which can't then have its user preferences changed.
>
> Instead, read the Mail::SpamAssassin man page. You need to create
> a new Mail::SpamAssassin object for each different user, and each
> object should point to the appropriate userprefs_filename. With some
> book-keeping, you can make these per-user objects persistent for an
> entire slave's lifetime so you're not necessarily making a new
> Mail::SpamAssassin object for each message.
Or... if I could offer an alternative... you could use spamd, and call spamc
from mimedefang-filter, with a well-chosen -u parameter.
See http://www.mimedefang.com/kwiki/index.cgi?SpamassassinSpamcSpamd for an
example...
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