Thanks Daniel for the hints. :)
> > By default SA attaches suspected SPAM mails in non text/plain format as
> > "Content-Disposition: attached", which means for me, that the mail only
> > is displayed when I willingly click a button.
> >
> > This is very inconvenient for quickly scanning the SPAM mails for false
> > positives. As I setup my MUA to not download images and no scripts will
> > be executed, I don't mind these SPAM mails being displayed. So, here is
> > the question:
> >
> > Is it possible, to set "Content-Disposition: inline" for all SPAM mails,
> > regardless of their content?
>
> You could just shut off safe reporting if you trust your MUA, just put
> "report_safe 0" in your user_prefs.
Not really what I want, cause this even will drop the informative clear
text part with the triggered rules. They can be very useful.
> > Can SA do this for me, or would I have to rewrite the message? Any hints
> > welcome. SA feature I just overlooked? Procmail recipe?
>
> Well, you could write a script and pipe the SpamAssassin output through
> it in procmail. You'd want to be careful to only change the SA
> Content-Disposition, but that's possible. Or you could just modify the
> source in PerMsgStatus.pm. Look for '$disposition = $inline";'
Sure, I can write that script and hook it up to my procmail recipe. In
fact, that was the only solution I could think of, but I hoped I just
overlooked an option.
I will do this, if I don't find a better solution.
PerMsgStatus.pm: Yeah, that's a good one, thanks. I am not afraid of
messing around with the SA source code.
But as I said, I am using spamd/spamc. Is this perl module really
evaluated by spamd on startup?
> Note that "inline" is used (in 2.60, I don't remember what 2.55 did) if
> the message is lacking a Content-Type: header or the Content-Type:
> header is text/plain.
Seems to behave the same, from a quick glance.
...guenther
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