On 13 March 2002, Mark Goodge said:
> Is there any easy way of simply piping mail through SA via an entry in
> /etc/aliases so that it can be a link in a mail forwarding chain? For
> example, where I currently have an entry like:
>
> user: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> I want to be able to replace it with something like this:
>
> user: "|spamassassin user-out"
> user-out: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Try this:
user: "|spamassassin -P | sendmail -oi user-out"
user-out: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Assuming that your MTA runs pipes in /etc/aliases through /bin/sh,
that is.)
> I've tried various settings of SA in the aliases file, but none of them
> seem to work - they either generate an error or the mail silently
> disappears.
Right -- SA is just a filter; it reads a message on stdin and writes it
(modified) on stdout. What you do with that stdout is up to you and
your MTA configuration to decide.
Greg
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