cross-posting this, because others might find this useful...
Figured this out using an expansion in a delivery transport -- works
like a CHARM
Right now, SA-Exim is set to reject all mail ranked 20+ by a global
spamassassin conf at smtp time
Mail ranked 12+ is defined as spam, but still accepted
All mail is delivered to the user -- 0-11 to the inbox, 12+ to the
spam-probable subfolder
each of my users will be getting a spam-probable, spam-definate and
spam-blocked_notspam folder -- perl scripts will troll the the latter 2
folders nightly to add data to site-wide filtering
I can't believe how ridiculously simple this was. thanks to all who
helped me along.
virtuals_maildir_delivery:
driver = appendfile
directory =
/var/mail/$domain/${substr_0_1:$local_part}/$local_part/${if eq
{${substr_0_3:$header_X-Spam-Status:}}{Yes}{.spam-probable}{}}
create_directory
directory_mode = 0775
delivery_date_add
envelope_to_add
return_path_add
maildir_format
group = mail
mode = 0660
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I've got SA-Exim built in to check spam at smtp time
Right off the bat, any mail spam-assassin flags as 20 or higher I want
to reject (which should block a bunch out if razor gets involved).
With the remaining mail, I'd like to deliver it to one of 2 places:
$maildir -- mail ranked 12 or less
$maildir/.spam-probable - mail ranked 12+
The idea being, a cron job would go through user directories daily
learning from
$maildir/.spam-definate
$maildir/.spam-notspam
A friend has this running pretty well with procmail and qmail. I think
I could get this done in exim alone
Just having a little bit of trouble with the logic.
Right now, i'm thinking that I use two separate routers -- the first
one substrings the SA header for the ranking, and fails the router if
its higher than 12 - else it hits a transport to the inbox. the second
router passes mail to a transport in the sub-folder of the inbox.
Does that seem right? or is there some way i could do an if-else with
a header regex in a single transport?
