Michael Holzt wrote:
I would add a line to queue/maildir to check if a third plugin
had set a note for queue/maildir to spool a spam message
for spamassassin -r.
You should _never_ use -r to report spam which was automatically detected (e.g. by a plugin). Read the manpage:
-r, --report
Report this message as manually-verified spam. This will submit the mail message read from STDIN to various spam-blocker databases.
Automatic reporting of potential false positives will do harm to the spam blocking databases. Please don't do that.
Regards Michael
I will have the spam identifying plugin set a note, then add a line to queue/maildir to look for that note and if it is set, queue the message to the spam maildir, returning "OK", otherwise it returns "DECLINE" and queue/qmail-queue takes the message.
My question is, if both queue/qmail-queue and queue/maildir are hooking, and the first returns "OK", does that prevent the second from running, or does it run and have to be modified to make it check if the other queue hook has returned "OK"?
I'm going to find out by trial and error in a few minutes.
-Bob Dodds
