I think you intended this for the list.
Rajesh M wrote: > hi > > there is a work around for this > > if you standard score is say : 5.0 > > you can write a header rule to allocate a positive or negative score if > the to field contains the specific domain > > example > > required_score 5 > > header header1 To =~ /example1\.com/i > score header1 -1 > > header header1 To =~ /example2\.com/i > score header1 -3 > > This will raise the benchmark score of 5 to 6 or 8 as per your requirement > based on specific domain > > you can also write domain or email user specific rules even when you have > server wide spamassassin installation > > > rajesh > > > >> martinmcnally wrote: >> >>> Is it possible to have domain specific configuration files for >>> spamassassin? >>> I am using spamd and would like to set a different required_score for my >>> different domains for example. >>> >>> example1.com required_score 6.0 >>> example2.com required_score 8.0 >>> >>> Anyone know if this is possible with a single instance of spamd and >>> where >>> those configuration files would go? >>> >>> If its not possible is it possible to launch multiple spamd instances >>> for >>> the different domains on different ports on the server? >>> >>> >> Depends on your configuration. If you are running a per-user >> configuration, your can put the required_score line in the user_prefs >> for each user. If you are running a sitewide configuration, you're out >> of luck as far as I know. >> >> I think you could run multiple spamd instances by specifying different >> locations for the configpath, but I've never tried it. The trick would >> be convincing the MTA to connect to the proper instance depending on the >> domain. >> >> -- >> Bowie >> >> > > > > > >
