At 8/18/03 02:46 PM , Doug Ledbetter wrote:
It's absolutely necessary that SpamAssassin NOT process mail for some users, so I can't do a site-wide MTA integration.

Here's my setup:

        - qmail
        - VPopMail v5.2.1

I've got a sort of home-grown setup going on, which may or may not be of any use to you. I don't use VPopMail, so there would definitely have to be some tweaking. My solution looks more or less like this:


* A web page allows users to view and edit their spam filtering settings
  (This page is done in HTML::Mason, a system like PHP but using Perl.
  I'm planning on porting it to PHP.)
* Users can set two threshold levels: "yellow" (apply standard SA markup
  to message) and "red" (discard message silently). Users can also choose
  which "standard SA markup" they like. (Effectively, this gives them an
  easy interface to config options like always_add_headers,
  rewrite_subject, subject_tag, always_add_report, and so on.)
* Users' .qmail files then contain calls to some Perl scripts I've
  written. The main one is basically a wrapper around spamc; it feeds
  the message in, reads it back, and then either makes the delivery on
  its own (performing a Maildir delivery as best I can) or drops it
  (if the SA score is above the user's red threshold).

The system can also do RBL checks on a per-user basis, and is easily expandable to allow use of any RBLs desired. The Maildir delivery is not as robust as DJB's, but this system is in use on a production box (mine) and doing okay so far. (I would not recommend trying to use my Maildr-substitute across an NFS mount.)

Interested? If so, I can try to find a way to hand you a copy of the items involved. (I've been planning to try to package it for open-source distribution, but haven't gotten around to it yet.)

                                                --Kai MacTane
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