Since the mail is bounced with the -r 7 option, the spamkeeper address is
the only one that gets it, and is also exactly the one that I want not to be
marked up. If there were another way to keep a copy of the message for
later analysis while still bouncing it at the MTA level, that would be
severity 320316 wishlist
retitle 320316 Add option to not rewrite bugs that are bounced to the -B address
tag 320316 -moreinfo
thanks
On Fri, 29 Jul 2005, Evan Harris wrote:
Since the mail is bounced with the -r 7 option, the spamkeeper
address is the only one that gets it, and is also exactly
Package: spamass-milter
Version: 0.3.0-1
When using -m to prevent modification of the message, this setting appears
to be ignored. Markup still happens, unless the default spamassassin prefs
disable it. Unfortunately, I do not want to disable it for local users,
just for mail that may be
tag 320316 moreinfo
thanks
On Thu, 28 Jul 2005, Evan Harris wrote:
When using -m to prevent modification of the message, this setting
appears to be ignored. Markup still happens, unless the default
spamassassin prefs disable it. Unfortunately, I do not want to
disable it for local users, just
The -m just disables changes to Subject: Content-Type: and the body of
the message. That's it. It'll still add the various X-Spam headers.
I realize that, the problem is it is still doing the body mods. The subject
mods and Content-Type are both disabled globally, and appear to be working
On Thu, 28 Jul 2005, Evan Harris wrote:
/etc/default/spamass-milter:
OPTIONS=-i 127.0.0.1 -r 7 -m -B spamkeeper -- -u amavis
What you're showing below is a message sent to the spamkeeper address,
which gets the output of spamassassin, not what is actually sent
through the system. The -m and
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