On Monday, May 24, 2004, 2:00:49 PM, Scott Dortch wrote: > I am rather new to linux/postfix/spamassassin so I apologize in advance if > this > has been covered. I looked through the archives and could not find anything.
> A few months ago I successfully installed postfix my MYSQL support and > multiple > domains on linux. Then after I felt confortable that all was well, I > installed > spamassassin. It has been tagging email messages as (fairly well) for some > time now. > What I would like to see happen is for the messages that are tagged as spam > to > be rejected back to the original sender similar to the way postfix does when > checking header and body content. Are you sure you want to do this? Don't most spams have fake return addresses? Wouldn't that result in a lot of false delivery failure messages to the forged sending addresses? > An acceptable alternative would be to have all mail that is tagged as spam > forwarded to another (maybe spamtrap for example) that holds messages for a > certain time period (perhaps 7 days) then deletes them. > Is this even possible? Where do I go to learn? Yes, that's routinely done, but it's a function of the Mail Delivery Agent, not SpamAssassin. Perhaps the SA wiki describes this further. Jeff C. -- Jeff Chan mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.surbl.org/
