> -Messaggio originale-
> Da: Luis Hernán Otegui [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Well, you could try asking the amavis list, tough. I think you could
> actually tell amavis to copy the messages which hit a certain rule to
> a certain directory, or to look for a specific tag by SA. But this i
Well, you could try asking the amavis list, tough. I think you could
actually tell amavis to copy the messages which hit a certain rule to
a certain directory, or to look for a specific tag by SA. But this is
getting kinda off-toopic, I think...
Regards,
Luix
2007/5/7, Giampaolo Tomassoni <[EM
> -Messaggio originale-
> Da: Luis Hernán Otegui [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Well, it all depends on how do you run SA (as a content filter,
> through AMAVIS, via procmail, etc). Via AMAVIS you could use the log
> parser which MrC wrote, which works like a charm here. It could work
> as
Well, it all depends on how do you run SA (as a content filter,
through AMAVIS, via procmail, etc). Via AMAVIS you could use the log
parser which MrC wrote, which works like a charm here. It could work
as a control, since it tell you which rules hitted harder, which ones
didn't, etc. SA cannot cop
Dears,
I'm something in need to write custom rules in order to penalize some kind
of messages running through my SA.
Now, of course I do apply a 0.001 score to my own test rules in order not to
create FPs on received mails. Also, things are setup such that no SA header
is added to messages yieldi
