Hi there

I am the author of Qmail-Scanner - a perl-based content-filter for Qmail.
I've recently added SpamAssassin support (spamd only of course!), so that an
entire site can have it's Email filtered by SpamAssassin, along with
anti-virus scanners,etc...

Anyway, currently I have to do the likes of "spamc -f < msg > msg.treated" -
which works well, but I feel something is missing...

I'd like to know the status of the msg (i.e. the X-Spam-Status: stuff)
without having to read it again. i.e. I already have the original message,
what would be great would be if spamd could just return the X-Spam-Status:
line instead of the (altered) msg. To do this with the current system would
involve reading the msg as it came back. Basically such a feature would
reduce a 2-way transfer of a 'n' byte message down to 1... If "spamd" is
being used over a network, this could really reduce the load...

What I'm looking at doing is moving Qmail-Scanner to a points-based system
(like SpamAssassin and others), and to be able to incorporate SpamAssassin's
"hits" with other filters decisions.

Comments? Stupid idea? :-)

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Cheers

Jason Haar

Information Security Manager
Trimble Navigation Ltd.
Phone: +64 3 9635 377 Fax: +64 3 9635 417

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