On 11/5/2012 11:39 AM, Sandro Tosi wrote:
we're running an authenticated outgoing SMTP and we'd like to give
each (virtual) user a different spam threshold.
Currently the threshold y,y is set in local.cf and read by spamd, and
so it's static, and the only solution we can think of is to run
spamc -c < mail
and parse the x.x/y.y output, get x.x and compare it to a value we
read from the database.
wouldn't it be nicer to call
spamc -c --spam-threshold k.k < mail
and have spamc return 1 if x.x >= k.k (with k.k variable per user and
!= y.y)?
Is this a feature request you'd like to accept? Any other solution to
the problem at hand?
The userprefs DB can store per user thresholds that you specify with the
-u parameter.
Otherwise, I guess an option to pass parameters (not just a specific
spam threshold would be good) "inline" instead of via an actual file
might be good.
Similar to the spamc --cf='config line' Additional line
of configuration
Not sure if that works though as I've always used the SQL version.
