Just write a rule for the address of that mailing list like so: header MAILING_LIST_BRAVO Received =~ /bravo\.net/ describe MAILING_LIST_BRAVO Received form the Bravo mailing list score MAILING_LIST_BRAVO -4
Just customize it to the correct domain or address ====================================================================== Andrew Ott Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] Network Admin/Webmaster Web: www.prairieweb.com or www.actcom.net ====================================================================== Death is Gods way of Dropping Carrier. God is real, unless declared integer. God, Root, What's the Difference? - UserFriendly.org ====================================================================== -----Original Message----- From: Jens E. Madsen Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 2:20 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Approaches to handling mail lists Dear Spamassassin User List, Thanks for the excellent program. It has proven to be very effective. I am looking for a good way to handle mail list that go through spamassassin. It should be able to handle both moderated and unmoderated lists. It should also be user configurable so that I do not have to change the system configuration file each time a user adds a mail list. I currently provide procmail to filter either the tag in the Subject line or the list id in the header to sort into my mail list buckets for the users here. This is done at the user level. Subject tags always work even if spamassassin tags it as spam. The List id is lost in the attached spam email. I would like to have the mail list filter all mail into the mail list bucket, even if it is spam. In a previous thread some one mention using the following: whitelist_from_rcvd [EMAIL PROTECTED] to white list all mail for spamassassin and I can easily show my users how to do this. This should allow those user that are listed in RBLs or whose mailer isn't liked by spamassassin to make it into the bucket. My concern now is for the unmoderated or unfiltered mail list. How can I put the mail into the correct bucket and tag the real spam as spam? We do not mind having FPs since we do not use spamassassin to delete mail, through procmail of course. What would be nice is a user configurable option such as maillist that could have a user set value, say -4, and not the -100 from whitelist. Thanks, Jens
