Never mind I found this in it's accept implementation
# we don't support maildir or qmail here yet. use the real Mail::Audit # for those.
On Saturday, October 4, 2003, at 12:06 AM, Rich Puhek wrote:
Robert Nicholson wrote:
Currently I have my perlscript running on a non-plex box and everything works fine in that
everything is shell account based and SA picks up my ~/.spamassassin
That's what I would expect, then. Since you're running the script as user robert (or whatever), SA looks in your home.
I'll probably have to configure it via the perl APIs to look for same.
Sounds like a non problem.
I just hope Mail::Audit (which folks here don't seem to like much) can write out maildir's.
Q. As SA can be used as a Mail::Audit plugin via NoAudit can it also write in maildir
format or only mailboxes?
SA doesn't write to mailboxes or to Maildirs... unless you're using a very old version of SA as your LDA (which, by your description, you are not). So, SA doesn't care. Any maildir/mbox issues will be the responsibility of something else, in your case, apparantly > Mail::Audit.
From a quick look at Mail::Audit's info on CPAN, it seems that Mail::Audit really depends on what Mail::Internet can do, although it hints that Maildirs are possible.
Again, it depends on what your script does with the mail... if it just does $item->accept(), it will probably try and go into the /var/spool/mail/<username> mbox.
--Rich
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