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Now it looks so easy I'm going to have to try it myself :)
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ay you don't have to try and rebuild the
message at all. The end-user has to forward the spam before it gets
aged out of the cache, though.
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Mark wrote:
I am still using SA 2.44. But after recent reports how much better de 2.55
edition with Bayes is, I thought I'd give it a try. So, I went to my port
library, in FreeBSD 4.7R, and did:
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asarian-host: {root} % make
"/usr/ports/mail/p5-Mail-SpamAss
re, so that should fix your "don't scan outbound mail" issue at
least. As for the alias problem, I think forking and running sendmail
-bv would be the most complete solution, except that its output isn't
designed to be machine-parsed.
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the first SA run will not see it at all. Sendmail adds a
"Return-path:" header to the top of each message with this info, so
your second SA run from procmail can see it. I'm thinking about adding
an option to spamass-milter that inserts the envelope header lines into
the message heade
