Hi, Lately I have been getting lots of spam that passes through when initially received, but which is detected as spam when I test it later. I guess the blacklists catch up to the spammers' new IPs, etc.
I want to write a script that re-checks recent unread messages in order to catch this situation after the fact. One concern is that I am running spamassassin with autolearning and AWL enabled, and I don't want my checking script to have any effect on those databases. It looks like I can do this with spamassassin by: spamassassin --cf "use_auto_whitelist 0" --cf "bayes_auto_learn 0" \ < /path/to/message That's not quite optimal though: 1. This disables the AWL entirely; is it possible to use the AWL, but read-only? 2. Is it possible to achieve this with spamc, by some means? I'm running spamassassin 3.3.2 on Debian stable. Upgrading is an option if necessary. Thanks, Corey