Hi Philip,
This is easy, let the message get into dbmail, create an alias to an
external program (spamassasin) and repipe it's output to dbmail-smtp
with the -u option.
So for example:
e-mail alias
[EMAIL PROTECTED] !/bin/spamassasin|/usr/local/sbin/dbmail-smtp -u eelco
Instead of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] eelco
or something like that :)
Because you use the -u option, dbmail-smtp will not walk the aliases
table to check for aliases.
Best regards,
Eelco
Philip Warner heeft op zaterdag, 10 aug 2002 om 10:59
(Europe/Amsterdam) het volgende geschreven:
Is there a simple way to add a message filter before a message is
placed in a user's mailbox? Is this something that DBMail is likely to
support in it's architecture, rather than by patching sources? eg. at
least via a config.h setting...
We need the filter to run for each distinct destination user; this is
basically to allow spamassassin to run and apply per-user settings.
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