On 2/18/2013 9:47 PM, Dan Mahoney, System Admin wrote:
Hey there,
Spamcop has an undocumented feature that they allow you (if they trust
you) to "quick report" spam, where you send to a different mail
address, and it's reported instantly, without having to hit the web
interface. When you do this, you are still free to report spam in the
usual way (with the confirm screen) by using your usual
reporting-address.
How hard would it be to extend spamassassin's "report" syntax to allow
this?
Unfortunately, I'm not seeing a good way to pass config-options to
spamd, so that's out. (I suppose this email could be interpreted as a
case of "is this useful?").
Running the "report" against spamassassin locally would lose me the
other learning (bayes, etc).
Creating an alternate user with the quick-reporting mail address sent
is similarly problematic (althouth I *might* be able to do this by
playing with the userpref sql query).
I'm open to any other ideas people have come up with.
Hi Dan,
Looking a this in a high level, I think you are referring to spamc's
reporting feature.
However, that's likely not the best avenue unless you are just trying to
send spamcop examples of algorithmically determined spam. I wonder if it
is time for a separate reporting binary and perhaps build on the
existing "collaboration reporting" in spamc/d and add
RPS::Mail::EventReporter for reputation collaboration.
Regards,
KAM
