The script is great, but
1) Why don't you programm it in BASH?
2) What exactly does this line?
message_name=$(/usr/bin/spamc -f -u"$user" | reformail -A"X-SA-UserName:
$user" | maildir ./Maildir/)
3) What is "reformail"? If it's a mail program, can I use something else instead of
this "re
On Thu, 25 Sep 2003, Paul Farber wrote:
> Since I am using a single uid/gid to deliver mail to all users I cannot use
> dir ownership (or can I?) Can I rip it out of the message somehow?
>
> Any fellow qmail users up against this??
If you look in the qmail-command man page you will see that the
On Thu, Sep 25, 2003 at 10:39:09PM -0400, Paul Farber wrote:
> I have .qmail calling spamc to toss the message to a remote spamd with prefs
> stored in a SQL db
>
> The username is not passed with the email.. so spamd does not know who's prefs
> to call up, and therefore the @GLOBAL settings are
At 9/25/03 07:39 PM , Paul Farber wrote:
The username is not passed with the email.. so spamd does not know who's
prefs to call up, and therefore the @GLOBAL settings are used.
Since I am using a single uid/gid to deliver mail to all users I cannot use
dir ownership (or can I?) Can I rip it out
