Matt wrote:
I see you can do the --sa-forward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (defaults to nothing)
but is there anyway to have it forward on mail that it would have/did tag as spam, and to ALSO forward it to the user, tagged? So in other words I can tag the mail and send it on to the end user, but also gather it for data analysis?
What's wrong with using the standard "archive " feature? You could simply make a cronjob to run hourly that reads the archive maildir and saves out any spam (look for the "X-Spam-Status: YES" header) and throws away the rest
[I don't see the point of implementing new features when something already exists that can do it :-)]
Jason
You can use the feature Jason said to do what you are looking for, I added sa-forward because somebody asked for it, but I don't use it.
ST
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