I installed some time ago SpamAssassin on my computer ( a Macintosh running under Mac OS X 10.2.6) and it works really fine. I didn't have to tweak it too much to set it to my liking, and even without knowing any perl, the scripts were easy to adapt to my setup.
That's why my question might be an easy one: I would like spamassassin to ignore mail that was already checked (based on the X-Spam header for example). I went through the different cf files without finding anything.
Is there a configuration option that could do the trick ? Or is it something that should be done by my perl "popread" script that downloads my mail and sends it to sa for checking ? My script uses Mail::Audit like this:
my $item = Mail::Audit->new(data => [EMAIL PROTECTED], noexit => 1, nomime => 1);
my $spam = Mail::SpamAssassin->new();
my $status = $spam->check($item);
$status->rewrite_mail();
$item->accept("/var/mail/phlampe");What should I add in there to check that header ? I guess I should call somehow a function from Mail::Audit to retrieve the header and then call sa only if it doesn't exist. Thanks for your help :-)
See you later in Netland, Paul-Henri
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