asteddy wrote:
> Hello,
> I would like to know if I can disable spamassassin logging because I
> think it's slowing down.
> I would also know if there is a way to say to spamassassin that
> whitelisted addresses don't need to pass all other rules.
> If there was already a thred talking about these arguments please
> tell me where I can find it because I haven't found a searching
> engine in the mail archive and I have subscribed the list only now.
> Thank you in advance.
> Asteddy
I'm having my whitelist in a separate file, one address a row. Then I'm using
maildrop so that it does not do spamassassin at all for those whitelisted
sender addresses.
This snippet makes a lookup in the file and sets variable SCAN_SPAM to false it
a match is found.
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SCAN_SPAM=1
if ( /^From:\s*(.*)/ && lookup( $MATCH1, "/usr/etc/maildrop_sender_whitelist",
"D" ))
{
xfilter "reformail -a'X-Whitelisted: $MATCH1 in
/usr/etc/maildrop_sender_whitelist'"
SCAN_SPAM=0
}
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I have other checks too, for example if the mail looks like a reply to spam
which was sent in my name and stuff like that.
In the end of /etc/maildroprc is call spamassassin if it looks like the spam
should checked.
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if ( $SCAN_SPAM > 0 )
{
xfilter "spamc -H -x -d spamd -u spam"
}
else
{
xfilter "reformail -a'X-Whitelisted: on pena because some reason
earlier in /etc/maildroprc'"
}
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