On Mon, Mar 22, 2004 at 05:14:23 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi Hello :) > > I have sent this already a wile ago, maybe my question is stupid? Or did I > miss some documantation? Please tell me... > > I have setup an email proxy using postfix and spamassassin. All emails are > received by this host and then relayd to our incoming Lotus Domino server. > > Now, I'd like to give my users the possibility to submit ham and spam to my > SA host via email, I would create a local address for ham and spam on the > SA host. > > My question is: How does sa-learn interpret mails. What headers are > included in the "calculation". Do I need to do any rewriting of the emails > received on the ham and spam addresses on the SA host, because they were > relayd to a different server? What happens with additional headers added by > our Domino server? >
as far as i can see it, you would need something like this:
1) mail recieved by relay for learning
2) pipes mail thru prog listed in /etc/aliases or procmail
(or whatever postfix uses)
3) prog would parse mime headers and output innermost (oldest)
part (the spam/ham)
4) Output is piped to sa-learn with the appropriate switches.
I would recommend perl for the filter but I've never got mime
parsing to work as much as I'd like so I'll leave that part to
someone else :)
The decision between learning as spam or ham could be made by
procmail based upon the To: or Subject: lines.
> Thanks for any answers.
>
> Herbert
HTH
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