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How to use the -r option, wishlist
From: |
Jeff Powell |
Subject: |
How to use the -r option, wishlist |
Date: |
Fri, 7 Mar 2003 23:39:08 -0800 |
I just noticed that spamass-milter 0.1.3a now has a -r option to discard
spam when it reaches a certain score in SpamAssassin. How do I use
this? I couldn't find any documentsation and examples anywhere. Could
someone point me in the right direction?
On a related note, how about the ability to send a fake NDR for any
messages tagged as spam, without running the risk of losing the
inevitable false positive. When used with -r, this would provide an
additional level of protection. For me, the ideal setup would be like
this:
Messages with bad return addresses rejected by milter-sender
(www.snert.com)
If return address OK, hand to spamass-milter
If SpamAssassin < 4.8 points, accept, process, and deliver. (I changed
the SA default from 5 points because I noticed a bunch of spammers were
tailoring their spam to just squeak in under the default 5 points)
If SpamAssassin >= 4.8 points but < 10 points, accept, process, and
deliver, and generate fake NDR.
If SpamAssassin >= 10 points, reject (a real NDR, not a fake).
Oh well, I can dream...
Jeff
- How to use the -r option, wishlist,
Jeff Powell <=
- Re: How to use the -r option, wishlist, Nigel Horne, 2003/03/08
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- Re: Compile fails on OS X still with new poll(), Tony Shadwick, 2003/03/10
- Re: Compile fails on OS X still with new poll(), Tony Shadwick, 2003/03/10
- Re: Compile fails on OS X still with new poll(), Dan Nelson, 2003/03/10
- Re: Compile fails on OS X still with new poll(), Tony Shadwick, 2003/03/10
- Re: Compile fails on OS X still with new poll(), Dan Nelson, 2003/03/10