> 2. It goes against the design of Sieve, which does not call external > programs (Sieve is not procmail or an anti-SPAM measure).
I guess you don't consider 'sendmail' an external program then. And since when has sendmail been in /usr/lib/sendmail? > If it would help, I would consider implementing > > http://search.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-segmuller-sieve-relation-01.txt > > so that better decisions can be made on the contents of SPAM-flagging > headers. Though on the whole I agree with you. We use a content handler off postfix to inject the X-Spam headers (depending on the user) and then use sieve to filter on them. And this relation extension would be a really great help. Rob
