>
>
> You could add an entry to the main procmailrc that checks for the
> existence
> of a certain file called "nospamcheck" (or something like that). IF the
> file exists in the users dir then don't run spamc otherwise run
> spamc. Then
> put "nospamcheck" in each of the user's dir that do not want SA. I do this
> for maildrop but don't know how to do it for procmail. Perhaps
> others could
> tell you how to accomplish this in procmail.
>
> --
> Ed.
I just found an old .procmailrc that may help you:
# Test for nospamcheck
:0
* ? test -f $HOME/nospamcheck
{
#if nospamcheck exists then deliver normally
:0:
$MAIL
}
#Filter message thru SA
:0 fw
| spamc
#Deliver message
:0:
$MAIL
Of course modify to fit your situation. This is crude but hopefully will be
enough to get you going. It has been a long time since I wrote procmail
recipes. Maildrop is much easier if its an option.
---
Ed.
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