>
> if ($sa_status == 0) {
> if ($sa_max == 0) {
> $tag_score .= "SA:?($sa_score/$sa_max):";
> } else {
> $tag_score .= "SA:0($sa_score/$sa_max):";
> $sa_comment = "No, hits=$sa_score required=$sa_max" if
> ($spamc_options =~ /\-c/);
> }
> } else {
> $tag_score .= "SA:1($sa_score/$sa_max):";
> $sa_comment = "Yes, hits=$sa_score required=$sa_max" if
> ($spamc_options =~ /\-c/);
>
> add--> if $sa_score > $sa_max+25 {rm -f
> add--> $scandir/$wmaildir/new/$file_id}
>
> &debug("SA: yup, this smells like SPAM");
> }
>
>
looks to me like it will still try and requeue after returning from
init_scanners().
&qmail_requeue($env_returnpath,$env_recips,"$scandir/$wmaildir/new/$file
_id");
but the qmail_requeue will fail because it does not check for the
existence of $scandir/$wmaildir/new/$file_id. at least i'm looking at
QS 1.16. and yet again, i could be wrong.
i would add a couple global vars,
my $DELETE=0;
my $DELETE_VAL=10;
and then change sub spamassassin to include
if ($sa_score > $DELETE_VAL) {
$DELETE=1
}
then change your qmail_requeue function to
if (!$DELETE) {
&qmail_requeue($env_returnpath,$env_recips,"$scandir/$wmaildir/new/$file
_id");
}
then, QS will clean everything up properly.
d
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