It looks good to us, however we don't want to reject based on SpamAssassin results. Right now we use qmailscanner, which does slow things down quite a bit and a C alternative that does a SMTP deny based on ClamAV, and not SpamAssassin would be preferred. Anyone know of a solution that would work?
Take a look at qscanq for doing SMTP deny on ClamAV. I use it with qmail-spamc (included in SpamAssassin distribution) to process all incoming mail.
qscanq uses ClamAV to deny infected messages at the SMTP level, then qmail-spamc adds SpamAssassin headers before handing the message off to the real qmail-queue. All in C.
Here's a copy of my modified qmail-spamc.c, <http://tomlogic.com/qmail/qmail-spamc.c>. It is supposed to only scan inbound email (e.g., exclude mail sent by authenticated senders), but I recently noticed that it was scanning all messages. I haven't had time to look into that yet... It does have other improvements on the original though -- see the comments for details.
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