Re: Don't tag selected recipients
In short, not in spamassassin. Anything sent to spamassassin is scanned. You could use a procmail filter to bypass spamassassin, but anything sent to spamassassin is scored. Yes, you can whitelist to give it 100 points or more, but it's still scanned and scored. Nicolas Letellier wrote: Hello. I would like to know if an option is available in spamassassin. I use 3.2.5 with FreeBSD and Postfix. By default, spamassassin filers ALL emails. Is it possible to do not scan certain mails? Or to have a list (txt, sql) or an option (like whitelist_from) for don't scan (or tag headers). I didn't find this information in the spamassassin wiki. Thanks for your help. Regards,
Re: Don't tag selected recipients
Hello Evan, I use Postfix, directly with spamassassin. So, I must write a script, called in my master.cf for example? Regards, Nicolas Le Wed, 06 Aug 2008 16:25:48 -0700, Evan Platt [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : In short, not in spamassassin. Anything sent to spamassassin is scanned. You could use a procmail filter to bypass spamassassin, but anything sent to spamassassin is scored. Yes, you can whitelist to give it 100 points or more, but it's still scanned and scored. Nicolas Letellier wrote: Hello. I would like to know if an option is available in spamassassin. I use 3.2.5 with FreeBSD and Postfix. By default, spamassassin filers ALL emails. Is it possible to do not scan certain mails? Or to have a list (txt, sql) or an option (like whitelist_from) for don't scan (or tag headers). I didn't find this information in the spamassassin wiki. Thanks for your help. Regards, -- - Nicolas.
Re: Don't tag selected recipients
No, you'd use procmail. See either http://www.procmail.org/ or a procmail mailing list. I have very little knowledge about procmail, but I know it can do what you're looking for, I just don't know the commands and configuration on how to make it work for your intended use. Nicolas Letellier wrote: Hello Evan, I use Postfix, directly with spamassassin. So, I must write a script, called in my master.cf for example?
RE: Don't tag selected recipients
Couple of things: SA: Closest thing I have found to this has been a plugin/ruleset called shortcircuit which causes spamassassin to stop scanning an email if a particular rule is hit. The rules are configured in the .cf file of short circuit. http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/ShortcircuitingRuleset Postfix: I use this to redirect emails that have been labeled as viruses: http://www.postfix.org/FILTER_README.html More importantly, note the comments about the content_filter Script sample( you will need to modify this script a lot, but it should give you an idea): #!/bin/sh SM=/usr/sbin/sendmail -i cd /var/spool/filter trap rm -f out.$$ 0 1 2 3 15 cat | /usr/bin/spamc out.$$ if egrep -q X-Spam-Flag: YES out.$$ then if egrep -q CLAMAV out.$$ then $SM [EMAIL PROTECTED] out.$$ else $SM $@ out.$$ fi else $SM $@ out.$$ fi exit $? OR use a second instance The other thing I have heard of but have not deployed was the setup of a second postfix mail server instance that routes the mail for you But that was on a forum years ago and I cannot locate any details atm. Regards, Brent -Original Message- From: Nicolas Letellier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2008 7:10 PM To: users@spamassassin.apache.org Subject: Don't tag selected recipients Hello. I would like to know if an option is available in spamassassin. I use 3.2.5 with FreeBSD and Postfix. By default, spamassassin filers ALL emails. Is it possible to do not scan certain mails? Or to have a list (txt, sql) or an option (like whitelist_from) for don't scan (or tag headers). I didn't find this information in the spamassassin wiki. Thanks for your help. Regards, -- - Nicolas.
