On Sun, 24 Mar 2002, dman yowled:
> If you don't want these messages to be checked use this condition :
>
> condition = "${if and { {!def:h_X-Spam-Flag:} {!eq
>{$received_protocol}{spam-scanned}} {!eq {$received_protocol}{local}} } {1}{0}}"
On a vaguely similar topic, I'm using this stuff in my .procmailrc
now. It seems to be rather more elaborate than what the web site has
got; feel free to nick it or do anything else with it.
Its major feature is that it post-filters high-scoring spam into a
mailbox that gets read once in a blue moon, and puts the rest in a
mailbox that's read more often.
,----
| # SpamAssassin, assassinate!
| :0 fw
| | spamc
|
| # Razor pit, this is certain spam, regardless of what SpamAssassin said
| # (we run SpamAssassin over it just to see what it says)
| :0 H
| * ^To: .*nix-razor-pit$
| {
| :0 Hc
| | spamassassin -r
|
| :0 H:
| | $FORMAIL -b -t -d -A 'X-Razor: pitted' >> ${HOME}/.Mail/spambox
| }
|
| # Is this severe spam?
| :0 H:
| * ^X-Spam-Flag: YES$
| * ? test `sed -n '/^X-Spam-Status: Yes, /{s/^.*hits=\([0-9]*\).*$/\1/;p;}'` -gt 15
| spambox
|
| # Is this merely likely to be spam?
| :0 H:
| * ^X-Spam-Flag: YES$
| blockbox
`----
I post to Usenet with the From line set to the razor-pit address and
Reply-To: pointing somewhere more reasonable; anyone sending to the From
address either has a *completely* broken MUA or is a spammer.
--
`Unless they've moved it since I last checked, travelling between
England and America does not involve crossing the equator.'
--- pir
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