Alan D. Snyder wrote: > Don - the new filter might be slightly more useful if you changed to exit line from > exit 7; > > to something like > > > exit 7 + ($isSpam = "SPAM") * (6 + 16); # 6 means reject and notify; 16 means > stop filtering this email > > some users might want to send code 4 (or 5) back to XMAIL, so it might even be more > useful to parameterize the return code (with, say, 4 as default) instead of obliging > admins to modify the perl script > > Alan > > I think that this is generaly not a good idea because you can get messages which aren't spam but filter says it is and then the mail will stop from processing. The admins would have a lot of work to do to see if the messages are spam or not.
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