> On Tue, May 27, 2003 at 04:49:55PM -0500, Ben M. VanWagner wrote: > > What amazes me is that everytime some idiot does this.. everyone agrees > > that the information in the email needs to be changed and then it never is. > > Here's an idea. What about changing the default text used to say something > like: > > "this is a poorly installed SA site. Please complain to your ISP that they > need to actually READ the *$&%&^% documentation before going live with a > system that has the potential to piss people off. Then they'll be able to > figure out how to turn this rude message off ;-)" >
Is there a way to change this so each time I upgrade from CPAN it doesn't over write my changes? Would be nice if there was some text file SA looked to to get this default message.
Sure,
Just put your message in /etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf along with any other site specific configuration, then you won't lose it each time you upgrade.
Make sure you have a line 'clear-report-template' before the report lines...
Regards, Simon
Chris
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