Ok.. I might be a little crazy. But I searched the archives and found a
post that gave these directions below:
create a file... for example.
#!/bin/bash
# filename: inject.sh
cat $1 | /var/qmail/bin/qmail-inject
chmod it so it's executable. then, run each message through like
this...
find /var/spool/qmailscan/archives/new -type f -exec
/usr/bin/inject.sh {} \;
or you could only do the message for the last week... etc
find /var/spool/qmailscan/archives/new -type f -mtime +7 -exec
/usr/bin/inject.sh {} \;
maybe that will give you some ideas.. ?
: end
Now that is cool and all, but how I can I re-inject mail back into qmail
and not have it scanned again? For instance, I have qmail-scanner setup
to automagically block all mail that has a spamassassin rating over 10.
It then sends the original sender an email that if it isn't spam to
contact us. So lets say it's a valid mail from Incredimail or somesuch
that is detected as spam and I need to get it to the recipient without
being blocked again? How do I do this? I've been fighting it like
crazy.
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Thanks,
Ed McLain
Sr. Network Admin
High Speed Solutions
Phone: 205.969.0075 x 104
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