On 17/12/2003 18:44, Ricki wrote:
> I was wondering, Is there a was to prevent spamassassin from scanning
> mail from a particular IP address ?
I use a perl script to check for a specific received line in each mail,
if it is there, it is a local mail and should not be scanned.
This is the script, courtesy of Sebastian Breier:
*** START PERL SCRIPT
#!D:/Perl/bin/perl.exe
use strict;
open(MAIL, '<' . $ARGV[0]);
my @mail = <MAIL>;
close(MAIL);
my $result = grep(/Received: .+ \((192\.168\.1\..+|127\.0\.0\.1)\) by
servername\.domain\.name \(Mercury\/32 v4\.01a\)/, @mail);
my $exitvalue = 0;
if (!$result) { # Special Received line not found, so mail is
non-local (check for spam)
`Call D:\\perl\\bin\\spamassassin.bat -D -e < $ARGV[0] > $ARGV[1]`;
$exitvalue = ($? >> 8);
}
if (!$exitvalue) {
$exitvalue = 0;
}
exit($exitvalue);
*** END PERL SCRIPT
I call this from my mail server and it does the rest.
HTH,
--
Regards
Barry
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