> Kevin Peuhkurinen wrote the following on 21/04/2005 16:05:
>> The expected results of this, as I say, is that ALL emails will be
>> tagged as spam; will have SA headers inserts; will have a copy placed
>> into the the quarantine folder; and finally will be passed on back to
>> the MTA for delivery. This should suffice for the type of testing you
>> want to do. Anything more complicated and you will need to use your
>> MTA to help sort things out.
>>
> Thanks Kevin
>
> This is pretty close but I don't really want all the mail to the end users
> marked as spam.
> Right now my thinking was to add an "-o always_bcc = [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
> to master.cf for when amavisd-new passes the mail back to postfix for
> delivery.
But lowering the $sa_kill_level_deflt doesn't tag the mail with "***SPAM"
in the subject, that is the $sa_tag2_level_deflt setting and you can keep
that unchanged. So users won't notice any difference of this archiving.
I have $sa_kill_level_deflt set lower than $sa_tag2_level_deflt so I can
look in the 'spam'-archive for mail that scores just below the spam-score.
That gives me the change to fine-tune spam-settings.
If I want to save all mail I also use always_bcc = [EMAIL PROTECTED] in
the main.cf of postfix, and use a .procmailrc to put the mail in a
directory for sreening.
Menno van Bennekom
