Russ Goodwin wrote:
At 08:35 PM 7/11/2007, Adam Cantwell wrote:
Russ Goodwin wrote:
On our old qmail server we allowed users to modify their own
white/black lists and SpamAssassin settings... we cobbled together
maildrop scripts and a squirrelmail plugin to expose the functionality.
I've searched the wiki and list archives, but I can't seem to find
directions for doing this the QmailToaster way... I don't want to
implement something custom only to have it break if/when we upgrade qmt.
Are there directions out there? If you've done it before on qmt, any
guidance would be greatly appreciated.
-Russ
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The way I do it is by using a sql.cf for SpamAssassin, which allows
per-user white/black lists, hit count, and subject line to be stored
in MySQL.
Then, I use the sasql Squirrelmail plugin which adds black/whitelist
links when reading messages, plus an Options page.
This seems to work fairly well. The QMT upgrade process doesn't hose
SA, because it backs up the cf files. You may have add the plugin for
Squirrelmail again after an upgrade, I can't remember. Even if you
do, this is a fairly easy thing to have to fix after an upgrade.
Adam
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Thanks Adam, this looks better than our old solution...
I'm trying it now and the only hitch is that SA seems to always think
the user is clamav, instead of the actual [EMAIL PROTECTED], thus ignoring
the users' preferences.
How'd you get spamd/spamc to see the right user? I looked at
simcontrol, but don't see how to change how spamc is called.
The relevant line in my /var/qmail/supervise/spamd/run file reads:
exec /usr/bin/spamd -x -q -u vpopmail -s stderr 2>&1
Thanks.
-Russ
Your spamd run line looks good. I think your problem is with simscan.
If I remember correctly, simscan needs to be compiled with
'--enable-spamc-user=y' in order for it to pass the recipients address
through to spamd. The QMT simscan is not compiled this way.
Adam
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