Hi Jon: This is wonderful. The options you've added are great. One question. Is there a way to automatically setup the .qmail-<user> file whenever qmailadmin adds a new user?
Best Regards, Jeff Koch Intersessions.com -------------------------------------------------- On Mon, 26 Aug 2002, Jon Coulter wrote: > Out of my pure hatred for spam, love for qmail/vpopmail/perl, and > dislike of the complexity of all current 'spam filtering' > implementations for qmail (and/or vpopmail), I decided to write my own > perl app to do all the things I wanted (and more) when filtering email. > > Using procmail and the standard spamassassin methods required patches > for qmail (seekable patch) and all kinds of other ridicules setup, and > then still didn't work with vpopmail (at least I couldn't get it to). So > I thought, "Why are we hacking up source codes and changing how stuff is > processed to accomplish this? After all, qmail's mentality is chaining > programs together to complete the task, so why don't we filter this > way?" > > So here is my spam-filter.pl script, been in production for quite some > time with me, and I haven't had any problems. There is quite detailed > usage file ( http://www.ledscripts.com/dev/install.txt ) plus reading > the source itself will likely tell you a lot. Anyhow, you can get it at: > > http://www.ledscripts.com/dev/vpopmail-spam-filter.html > > Please try and comment. I really think its implementations like this > that will finally help some of us clean up our mailboxes :) > > By the way, this is not something that should be used on a heavy-load > machine. If interest is high enough, I'll do something similar to what > the spamassassin people did with spamd/spamc. > > Anyway, good luck! > > Jon Coulter > [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
