Aaron,
What you could do (what we have done) is create an external
program which executes sniffer, looks at the result code, and add * signs to the
X-Spam-Level header (one for each SA point you wish to add). That header
contains the floor (or trunc) value of the SA score, displayed in * signs. I
consider a message spam at 5 points, so the rule would
be:
If the X-Spam-Level HEADER CONTAINS ' ***** ' THEN
....
You can't raise the other score header from SA or use the
SpamScore rule, because they would still contain the old
value.
Such a program would add about 15-20 ms to the processing
of a message.
Groet, (regards)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Aaron
Sent: zondag 18 april 2004 18:30
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [sniffer] Mdaemon Integration
Has anyone out there
using MDaemon figured out how to integrate MessageSniffer into Mdaemon's
installation of Spamassassin?
Ideally, I would
like to create rules in Spamassassin based on the values that MessageSniffer
returns for SPAM and weight them accordingly. Then I wouldn't have to create
separate content filter rules for MessageSniffer and all of the SPAM filtering
could be handled through spamassassin's scores.
Any
ideas?
-Aaron
