> John Andersen wrote: >> On Wednesday 13 April 2005 09:57 am, Eugene Kurmanin wrote: >>> 5. Copy SPAM to the defined mailbox; >>> 6. Reject SPAM at the DATA stage, >>> if SPAM score is greater than defined value; >>> 7. Log all activities to syslog. >> >> Well if you are going to reject, why also accept >> and copy to mailbox.
> I can think of situations where you would reject (in order to not > assume responsibility for the final delivery of the mail) but still > want a copy of what you rejected for forensic purposes. Most of > them have to do with espionage :) I think, i don't want to collect such messages, which get many scores... it's 100% spam :) we reject is about 300K such messages in month =\ spy to go crazy 8) BTW, for delivery after reject the Sendmail must to be special patched :) -- Kind regards, Eugene Kurmanin
