ile that could be passed as args to local_users() to tell it which
files to read. but then I'd have to change when local_users was called.
Hmm, I think maybe I will leave it as an exercise to the student. :)
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Brian R. Jones
Ob. tagline:
"I never follow the herd.
Even when it's going the right direction."
Cc: could have any number of
entries, but if they aren't in the domains I'm interested in, they will
be ignored.
Ken A.
Pacific.Net
Brian R. Jones wrote:
So I wrote a plugin for spamassassin, and I'd like a few volunteers to
try/abuse/critique it before I donate it fully to the
ser.pm.
ValidLocalUser.pm and validlocaluser.cf go in your config directory.
Since I'm running sitewide, mine is /etc/mail/spamassassin.
You will need to edit validlocaluser.cf and change 'local_mail_domain
mycompany.com' to reflect you local domain.
TIA
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Brian R. Jones
O
assin. (if you are using BASH or KSH anyway.)
PERL5LIB="/usr/local/share/perlmods" spamassassin
or just put it in the envronment that SA runs from.
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Brian R. Jones
Ob. tagline:
"I never follow the herd.
Even when it's going the right direction."
ntrolled by the senders mail client, and they can call you anything
they want. If, for instance, I have you in my work address book, the
display name would be "Steve Semple (email)" were I to send you email.
--
Brian R. Jones
Ob. tagline:
"I never follow the herd.
end the right header info.
There are some others as well, just search the wiki for sa-learn.
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Brian R. Jones
Ob. tagline:
"I never follow the herd.
Even when it's going the right direction."
Michael Parker wrote:
On Thu, Apr 21, 2005 at 01:38:01PM -0700, Brian R. Jones wrote:
I'm looking a way to create a rule that will allow me to filter on
[EMAIL PROTECTED] where invalid_user is anything that isn't in
my alias or password files. At the moment the only way I can think
preferred method.
Anyone have any other suggestions?
My setup is sitewide SA 3.0.2 MTA=sendmail 8.12.8 on RedHat 7.3 (yeah I
know it's ancient, but it still works)
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Brian R. Jones
Ob. tagline:
"I never follow the herd.
Even when it's going the right direction."
