instead of `test ...`, use exceptions:
if (/^X-Spam-Flag:\s*YES/)
{
exception {
to "$_JUNK_DEST";
}
`maildirmake ...&& chmod ....&& chmod ...& echo ...`
to "$_JUNK_DEST";
}
this way, once the user has received a spam that caused the creation of
the maildir, the 'test' is no more performed.
Yes, thanks. I glanced at exceptions but was just glad to have something
working.
you seem to use dovecot. then why use maildrop? can't you just use
dovecot-lda with sieve? (dovecot can auto-create maildirs).
Finally, the right piece. I looked for a while for tools to work with
Spamassassin and only found procmail and maildrop. I didn't think to
explore Dovecot's secondary tools because conceptually, I had it boxed
in as an IMAP service only, and not the final link in the SMTP chain.
It felt wrong to have to run the Cyrus authentication daemon and a
conceptually duplicate SQL config file just to help maildrop talk to my
database.
-Daniel
