Hi list, i'm new in spamassassin, I have all the system configured ( I
think )
but I have a question, when a spam message arrive the spamassassin mark it
as the spam, then the message going to my mailbox
My question it's:
I want that some of this spams, instead of going to the user's INBX folder,
go to their SPAM folder.
Which the better solution to achieve this?
and what's the name of the program?
I have a debian sarge, postfix, spamassassin 3.0.3
thanks jea
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jeabacula (AT) yahoo (DOT) es schrieb:
Hi list, i'm new in spamassassin, I have all the system configured ( I
think )
but I have a question, when a spam message arrive the spamassassin mark it
as the spam, then the message going to my mailbox

My question it's:
I want that some of this spams, instead of going to the user's INBX folder,
go to their SPAM folder.
Which the better solution to achieve this?
and what's the name of the program?

procmail, (alternative: maildrop (if you use courier), or sieve iirc
(cyrus))

I have a debian sarge, postfix, spamassassin 3.0.3

btw: i would suggest to upgrade to a newer SA (backports or
testing,requires new perl too ).

thanks jea

hth
MH

Matthias Haegele wrote:
jeabacula (AT) yahoo (DOT) es schrieb:

procmail, (alternative: maildrop (if you use courier), or sieve iirc
(cyrus))

if he has an mda that supports it (like cyrus) "plus addressing" is
an option provided the content filter he's using supports it (like amavis)

Mike Woods
Systems Administrator

30-okt-2006, at 10:03, Matthias Haegele wrote:

jeabacula (AT) yahoo (DOT) es schrieb:
>Hi list, i'm new in spamassassin, I have all the system configured
>( I
>think )
>but I have a question, when a spam message arrive the spamassassin
>mark it
>as the spam, then the message going to my mailbox
>My question it's:
>I want that some of this spams, instead of going to the user's
>INBX folder,
>go to their SPAM folder.
>Which the better solution to achieve this?
>and what's the name of the program?
>
procmail, (alternative: maildrop (if you use courier), or sieve
iirc (cyrus))
>
>I have a debian sarge, postfix, spamassassin 3.0.3
>
btw: i would suggest to upgrade to a newer SA (backports or
testing,requires new perl too ).

Correction: the 3.1.4 version of SA in Debian volatile (http://
)
does not require a new version of perl:

leander:~# aptitude show spamassassin
Package: spamassassin
State: installed
Automatically installed: no
Version: 3.1.4-0volatile1
Priority: optional
Section: mail
Maintainer: Duncan Findlay <duncf (AT) debian (DOT) org>
Uncompressed Size: 3068k
Depends: perl (>= 5.6.0-16), libhtml-parser-perl (>= 3.31), libdigest-
sha1-perl, libsocket6-perl, libarchive-tar-perl, libwww-perl

So the default perl 5.8 in Sarge will do fine

Leander

Leander Koornneef schrieb:

30-okt-2006, at 10:03, Matthias Haegele wrote:

>jeabacula (AT) yahoo (DOT) es schrieb:
Hi list, i'm new in spamassassin, I have all the system configured ( I
think )
but I have a question, when a spam message arrive the spamassassin
mark it
as the spam, then the message going to my mailbox
My question it's:
I want that some of this spams, instead of going to the user's INBX
folder,
go to their SPAM folder.
Which the better solution to achieve this?
and what's the name of the program?
>>
>procmail, (alternative: maildrop (if you use courier), or sieve iirc
>(cyrus))
>>
I have a debian sarge, postfix, spamassassin 3.0.3
>>
>btw: i would suggest to upgrade to a newer SA (backports or
>testing,requires new perl too ).

Correction: the 3.1.4 version of SA in Debian volatile
()
does not require a new version of perl:

leander:~# aptitude show spamassassin
Package: spamassassin
State: installed
Automatically installed: no
Version: 3.1.4-0volatile1
Priority: optional
Section: mail
Maintainer: Duncan Findlay <duncf (AT) debian (DOT) org>
Uncompressed Size: 3068k
Depends: perl (>= 5.6.0-16), libhtml-parser-perl (>= 3.31),
libdigest-sha1-perl, libsocket6-perl, libarchive-tar-perl, libwww-perl

So the default perl 5.8 in Sarge will do fine

Thx, for it. So the chance is greater it is "painless" for the P ;-).

@jea perhaps you will provide us with more "details"?
(What additional sw do you use, pop3/imap-server?, etc, (dpkg -l could
help)).

Leander

Greetings
MH

Well, some document to learn how I do the configuration for procmail or
maildrop? I mean, postfix and procmail or maildrop
This solution it's by server side?

thanks

jea

Message
From: "Mike Woods" <mike (AT) arishi (DOT) com>
To: <users (AT) spamassassin (DOT) apache.org>
Sent: Monday, 30, 2006 10:26 AM
Subject: Re: better solution?

Matthias Haegele wrote:
>jeabacula (AT) yahoo (DOT) es schrieb:
>>
>procmail, (alternative: maildrop (if you use courier), or sieve iirc
(cyrus))

if he has an mda that supports it (like cyrus) "plus addressing" is
an option provided the content filter he's using supports it (like amavis)

Mike Woods
Systems Administrator

LLama Gratis a cualquier PC del Mundo.
Llamadas a fijos y desde 1 por minuto.
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From: <jeabacula (AT) yahoo (DOT) es>

Hi list, i'm new in spamassassin, I have all the system configured ( I
think )
but I have a question, when a spam message arrive the spamassassin mark it
as the spam, then the message going to my mailbox

My question it's:
I want that some of this spams, instead of going to the user's INBX folder,
go to their SPAM folder.
Which the better solution to achieve this?
and what's the name of the program?

I have a debian sarge, postfix, spamassassin 3.0.3

This is best done in the tool that speaks to SpamAssassin. And there
is a nice trick you can pull to make it possible to sort on a finer
basis if the tool is smart enough.

rewrite_header Subject SPAM _SCRE(00)_ **

That gives subjects with a three digit, decimal point, digit format
for the score. It makes it really easy to sort out low scoring spams
for further inspection or treatment in the spam folder. I have spamc
called by procmail here. And I simply feed it all to dovecot with the
markup. Then I use Express to sort the incoming mail into about
40 active folders, one of which is "spam". Sorting by subject then
allows easy scans for mismarked ham messages or for messages I want to
feed to salearn.

{^_^} Joanne