On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 at 15:44 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] confabulated:
I don't know that SA has a way for running messages through for each
individual recipient. I don't believe you can specify multiple username
paramenters using spamc and/or spamassassin.
Here we use Postfix and I instruct Postfix to send the message through SA
for each recipient. It works like a charm. Perhaps whatever you are using
in qmail can do the same.
Thanks for the response, Duane. I would think that, even if SA has trouble
dealing w/ pulling rules on messages w/ multiple recips, it would at least grab
a domain-wide value?
Someone would have to correct me if I'm wrong. I believe SA, without any
extraneous development, can operate as site-wide or at the user level.
Operating as site-wide eliminates the ability at the domain and user
levels. Operating at the user level, you can have domain wide rules. This
also means the message is either going into its final route to the
individual recipient (SA being executed within a proc mail or something
similar within that account), or the message is being fed into SA for each
recipient from the MTA or other source.
As I stated before, I can tell Postfix to feed the message through one
recipient at a time and can use:
/usr/local/bin/spamc -u ${recipient}
to tell spamc what user it will run as. Then, the SQL query works like it
should. I have multiple global, domain and user settings in our user level
set up.
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