On Sun, Dec 28, 2003 at 04:54:30PM -0500, Joey Netterville wrote:
> okay, that was a little unclear... :)
>
> i have run spamassassin on existing mail spools, but when i run
> spamassassin on a mail spool it marks the spool as if the entire spool was
> one large email message. i'm looking for a way to check the individual
> messages.
>
> my overall goal is to be able to check existing user's spools for spam and
> let them filter that out of their large mail spools, and then start
> running spamassassin to keep their spools clean in the future.
Assuming the spool file is owned by a user with the same name as the
spool file:
SPOOLFILES=# SNAG THE LIST OF MAILBOXES SOMEHOW.
for SPLFILE in ${SPOOLFILES}; do
mv ${SPLFILE} ${SPLFILE}.checking;
touch ${SPLFILE};
#LOCK the ${SPLFILE};
#SET perms on ${SPLFILE};
sleep 1;
cat ${SPLFILE}.checking | formail -s spamc -u ${SPLFILE} >> ${SPLFILE};
#UNLOCK the ${SPLFILE};
#RM or BACKUP or IGNORE ${SPLFILE}.checking;
done;
Or something like that. Error checking is left as an excersize for the
reader.
Additional pipelining could seperate into ${SPLFILE}.(spam|ham).
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