Kevin Peuhkurinen wrote the following on 21/04/2005 16:05:
The expected results of this, as I say, is that ALL emails will be
tagged as spam; will have SA headers inserts; will have a copy placed
into the the quarantine folder; and finally will be passed on back to
the MTA for delivery. This should suffice for the type of testing you
want to do. Anything more complicated and you will need to use your
MTA to help sort things out.
Kevin
Thanks Kevin
This is pretty close but I don't really want all the mail to the end users
marked as spam.
My current live box's use anomy where I've amended the scripts to copy mail
into mbox's non-spam, marked-spam and not-delivered-spam.
This means it has been really easy to check for false positives/negatives and
to feed corrections back into SA.
This was one of the reasons for trying to replicate this with amavisd-new.
Being new to amavisd-new I'm still getting used to its architecture. Which
while I've been doing this I've been trying to figure out how to handle
corrections to SA when I don't have a copy of the source mail.
Right now my thinking was to add an "-o always_bcc = [EMAIL PROTECTED]" to
master.cf for when amavisd-new passes the mail back to postfix for delivery.
regards
Alan
