On 24/02/2004, kevin lyda wrote: > i watched my (maildir formatted) ~/Mail/sa/ folder for a while but there > were no positives. my only complaint is that i wish that tmda tagged > addresses could be delivered w/o being seen by spam assassin. something > like this in the ~/.tmda/filters/incoming file:
> from-file ~/.tmda/lists/work accept > tagged-addess VALID accept > # spamassassin gets to toss out the crap here... > pipe "if spamc -c; then false; else true; fi" deliver=~/Mail/sa/ You could do this with your .qmail files rather easily. For non-tmda tagged messages .qmail is used, for messages that are (potentially) tagged by tmda .qmail-default is used. Normally they contain the same thing for tmda, but you could make .qmail do your spam processing like: | /var/qmail/bin/preline /path/to/spamassassin | /path/to/tmda/bin/tmda-filter /path/to/Maildir/ and your tagged addresses can be processed with .qmail-default: | /path/to/tmda/bin/tmda-filter /path/to/Maildir/ Just change your filters to use a "headers" match on the spam status flag. Admittedly, this means if someone starts spamming you with an extended address ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) it wont get spamassassinated but thats where TMDA will deal with it anyway as normal. Saves a little on CPU time if the majority of your emails are through tmda tagged email addresses. Marcus -- Marcus Williams -- http://www.quintic.co.uk Quintic Ltd, 39 Newnham Road, Cambridge, UK This message is private [ ] public [*] _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
