Hello,

I'm trying to deploy SA site-wide and I'm writing a web configuration tool.
What I would like to do is this:

Have the web configuration tool put the following into the user_prefs file, like so:

header MY_SUBJECT_TEST Subject=~/subject1/
header MY_SUBJECT_TEST Subject=~/subject2/
header MY_SUBJECT_TEST Subject=~/subject3/

and then have "score MY_SUBJECT_TEST -100" in a global file. This allows
users to enter subject matches for whitelisting using the web configuration tool,
and not have to worry about what to "name" the rule.

The way that spamassassin is written, this only works for the last header rule defined,
because it is not capable of recognizing that these are distinct rules that use the same
score line.

Of course it is not desirable to magically come up with a new rule name and a new
score line for every subject match the user puts into their configuration file with the
web configuration tool. I've suggested whitelist_subject but nobody seems interested
in that.

Has anybody come up with a creative solution to this problem?

Patrick



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