Ken Jones wrote:
On Friday 17 September 2004 09:02 am, Dave Goodrich wrote:
Jon LaBass wrote:
Jon LaBass wrote:
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Compile vpopmail with SPAM_THRESHOLD=10 and any message scored at 10.0
or
above will not be delivered.
Jon
I just upgraded four servers this morning to 5.4.6, that is not a
configure option that I know of. What vpopmail do you use?
DAve
Well, I use vpopmail on FreeBSD and that's how you define it with the
ports. After I wrote that I thought "Doh! Not everybody is using bsd so
that option may not be available." But, on other systems where you have
to manually compile vpopmail, the option --enable-spam-threshold=10
should work.
I use FreeBSD and NetBSD though I don't use ports. The stock vpopmail
doesn't have this option, at least not the sources I downloaded Monday.
Looking through the files directory in the port it seems the
spamassassin code is a patch added by someone else to vdelivermail.c and
vpopmail.c
Interested in knowing how well it works for you though.
The devel version has --enable-spamassassin which checks the
X-Spam-Flag: YES value set in the headers if the hit count is greater
than the required hits. It would not be much more work to add in the
--enable-spam-threshold option too. I have that code in simscan now.
No, I was just curious, we are happy with the way it works now. I'd
rather not have a compile time limit as we have our users used to
determining the limit they want.
Thanks,
DAve
Ken Jones
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