From: Daniel W [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Daniel W wrote: > > I'm looking to be able to do a system such as follows: > > > > local.cf (global spam settings) > > =============================== > > required_hits 100 > > rewrite_subject 1 > > subject_tag [DEFINITE_SPAM] > > > > body ANG_KILL_RULE_FALSE_VIRUS_SCANNER /\+\+\+ Attachment: No Virus found/ > > describe ANG_KILL_RULE_FALSE_VIRUS_SCANNER Fake virus scan message. > > score ANG_KILL_RULE_FALSE_VIRUS_SCANNER 101 > > > > user_prefs > > =========== > > required_hits 5 > > rewrite_subject 0 > > > > {standard rules} > > > > **************************** > > > > The idea here is that all user's handle their own spam settings > > but the global (local.cf) handles 100% definite spam. > > > > The problem with the above is that the subject_tag settings in the > > local.cf seems to be overwriting the user_preferences and tagging > > spam that scores only 5.1 as [DEFINITE_SPAM] even if the user has > > subject rewriting off. > > Don't suppose anyone has any ideas on this? Or can say that this is > impossible?
I don't know of any way to do this with SA short of having two instances and sending the mail through both of them. One option is to just set up your rules and let the user_prefs be used. Then you could have a separate program rewrite the subject lines for any mail with a score over 100. Bowie
