On Tue, Jul 18, 2006 at 08:54:03AM -0500, Robert Nicholson wrote:
> Basically I'm processing archived mail thru spamassassin in an
> attempt to weed out spam. In order to identify it as spam I will be
> adding a header to the spam. so when I use "re_write" I get back a
> Mail::SpamAssassin::Message but I then want to add my own header to
> the message.
>
> #$mail->head->replace("X-Accept-Flag", "Spam");
>
> I know SpamAssassin will add it's own headers but I want to add my
> own in addition.
The only headers SA lets you add all start with "X-Spam-". You can
add whatever ones you want, but the prefix is automatically added.
If you want to add/remove/replace other headers, you need to do it in
your own code.
> The rules my Mail client uses do not allow me to use regular
> expressions which is why
> I need a reliable string that identifies that the mail was in fact
> considered Spam.
Can you just use the default X-Spam-Flag? It's value will be "YES"
if the message is considered spam (or "NO" if it isn't).
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