Am wanting to create a procmail filter where spamassassin is allowed to
markup and deliver spam as it is wont to do by default, but additionally
would like to drop a totally unaltered copy in another mailbox.
Ever since I let spamassassin run away and consume all my swap space
when fetchmail was downloading a mere 75 messages, have added a lock and
using spamc/spamd rather than spamassassin directly.
The key to procmail knowing what spamassassin thought of the message is
the exit code. Experimenting, I don't see spamc returning same as
spamassassin for exact same message:
dkelly@grumpy {1006} spamc -c < known.spam > /dev/null
dkelly@grumpy {1007} echo $status
0
dkelly@grumpy {1008} spamassassin -e < known.spam > /dev/null
dkelly@grumpy {1009} !echo
echo $status
5
dkelly@grumpy {1010} spamc -c < known.spam
16.5/5.0
dkelly@grumpy {1011} !ec
echo $status
0
dkelly@grumpy {1012}
The manpage for spamc says:
-c Just check if the message is spam or not. Set
process exitcode to 1 is message is spam, 0 if not
spam or processing failure occurs. Will print
score/threshold to stdout (as ints) or 0/0 if there
was an error.
Says "0 if not spam or processing failure". Am I having a processing
error somewhere? Is not printing 0/0 to indicate error.
Using version 2.41, installed via FreeBSD port.
Am at loss as to what I might be doing wrong. It might not be me.
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