Hi, He is what makes me come to you today. I use POP3 or IMAP to get email from my provider, and I (like everyone here) get tons of spam. So, in order to avoid wasting my bandwidth with useless data, I would like to filter spam as early as possible. Of course, I have no access to my provider's machine, so I would like to use a spam perl program that would do the following: - connect to the pop3 or imap server - download only the header of messages - perform a spam analysis on the header only - decide what to do (delete, forward, download) based on the score
So, it would require that spamassassin has a --header-only option, that would perform tests based on the header only. As far as I can see, such an option does not seem to exist currently... am I wrong? I know that such an analysis would be less accurate that the one based on the whole message (body included), but I think that the header-only tests would already be an interesting thing to do as a first filtering operation (before filtering more efficiently after download). What do you think? Herve -- _ (�= Herv� Eychenne //) Homepage: http://www.eychenne.org/ v_/_ WallFire project: http://www.wallfire.org/
