On Wed, May 29, 2002 at 04:42:28PM +0100, Keith Whyte wrote:
> There's no functional difference between running milter and
> running spamc from /etc/procmailrc
There is actually. You process the message once at reception, not
multiple times at delivery (imagine a message to a mailing list for 10
people on your list. Milter does 1 scan versus 10 from procmail.)
So even without rejection, you lower your resource usage.
I don't know anything about the SA milter plugin (it's on my "copius free
time" project list,) but if it doesn't do rejection now, it shouldn't
be hard to add in some code to return a customized error code based on
the SA score. I was thinking of doing something like: reject messages
outright if score > 10, send to spam reporting address if 5 < x < 10
with a header specifying the actual recipients (so I can resend later
if it's a false positive), and then let everything else through.
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