Hi Kevin G. J. Freels, you wrote:
> What I'd like to do is set up a rule so that a) I can not
> "double-flag" spam, i.e., don't put "**** SPAM ****" in the
> Subject twice or more, and b) if it sees "[RT #" to down-weight
> of the message.
>
> So how do I do this?
You can use 'rewrite_subject 0' in your ~/.spamassassin/user_prefs
to prevent SA from changing the subject. To recognize the spam mails
you can let your mail client filter on the header lines X-Spam-Level:
or X-Spam-Status:.
Using 'report_header 1' and 'use_terse_report 1' you can configure
SA to leave the mail body alone and only add new header lines with
test results.
To score down mails with your special subject just add a custom rule
to your personal user_prefs (or in local.cf in your global config directory,
probably /etc/spamassassin/) like this:
header REQUEST_TRACKER Subject =~ /\[RT #\d{4,}?\]/
describe REQUEST_TRACKER E-mail from our trouble ticket system
score REQUEST_TRACKER -100
Further recommended reading:
perldoc Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf
man perlre
ciao
Klaus
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