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Stewart, John writes:
> Clueless hacker wrote:
> > > Is there any way to get this _RELAYSUNTRUSTED_ data into the
> > > Mail::SpamAssassin object somehow? Then I think I could
> > hack amavisd-new to
> > > log this relay information.
>
> jm wrote:
> > Hmm -- I suppose you could do
> >
> > my $untrusted = $per_msg_status->_get_tag ("_RELAYSUNTRUSTED_");
> >
> > to get that -- but it's currently not officially unsupported ;)
>
> "Not officially unsupported"... that must mean it's officially supported...
> WHOOO!! ;-P
er.... oops ;)
> Alas, this function doesn't seem to be returning anything for me. This is
> the code I did in amavisd. The last 3 lines are the ones I added to the
> spam_scan($$) function within amavisd:
>
> $spam_level = $per_msg_status->get_hits;
> $sa_required = $per_msg_status->get_required_hits; # not used
> $sa_tests = $per_msg_status->get_names_of_tests_hit;
> $spam_report = $per_msg_status->get_report;
> # Attempt to log untrusted relays
> my $untrusted = $per_msg_status->_get_tag ("_RELAYSUNTRUSTED_");
> do_log(1, "SPAM LEVEL=$spam_level, RELAYS=$untrusted");
>
> Unfortunately, the $untrusted variable always seems to be blank. This is
> what I see in the logs:
my bad. try
my $untrusted = $per_msg_status->_get_tag ("RELAYSUNTRUSTED");
no _'s.
- --j.
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