On 03/17/2011 11:01 AM, Oliver Welter wrote:
> I guess this is not possible with qms alone, but you can use the tagging
> feature together with your local mail delivery (I guess qmail) and maildrop.
>
> QMS puts an additional header into yout mails indicating their
> "Spamscore" and you than can decide on delivery what to todo.
Oliver is totally correct. All Unix MTAs are only responsible for
getting mail to the users accounts, and they are meant to use "filter
processes" to separate that stream of mail into different folders/etc.
maildrop is one - procmail is another.
e.g maildrop allows you to create global rules via /etc/maildroprc.
Putting the following into there would filter tagged spam into a Spam
sub-folder
DEFAULT="$HOME/Maildir/"
if (/^X-Spam-Status: Yes/)
to $HOME/Maildir/.Junk/
NOTE: maildrop doesn't auto-create mail folders, so you'd have to do
that first for existing accounts, and then create a Maildir/.Junk
maildir tree under /etc/skel to make that automatically happen for any
new Unix accounts (I cannot help for other more exotic setups)
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