In spamass-milter, what determines the default behaviour of the spam-tagged mail is the -r flag that you pass to it in the start script. If it's set to -1, it will bounce the spam-tagged email as soon as it tags it, with a nice 5.7.1 error. But if you want to keep it (e.g., quarantine it), you will have to put something like this in your procmailrc:
:0 H: * ^X-Spam-Flag: YES /var/spool/mail/quarantine
In this particular setup, I have an account, called "quarantine", to which avery spam tagged mail will be passed, if it gets a SA score between 5 and 15. Messages with a SA score over 15 will be automatically rejected, and messages below 5 will be accepted. The "5" treshold,as you know, is set by spamd start script, but the rejection treshold, as I said above, is controlled by the -r flag of the spamass-milter. So, you don't have to run SA twice as Cassandra says in her reply message.
Running SA from a milter has had a major impact on my server setup. The average per message processing time has lowered from 12-15 seconds when running it from the procmail to a flaming 2-3.5 seconds, and that's having in consideration that I have a crappy internet connection, so RBL and DCC lookups are slow. So, I wouldn't reccomend you to run it again from procmail, when you can do it from the Sendmail itself.
If any other doubts arise, fel free to ask
Regards,
Luis Hernán Otegui
Administrador de Red
Facultad de Ciencias Exactas
UNLP
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