Stian Grytoyr <stian.grytoyr@???> writes:
| - Make Exim deliver mails that are tagged as spam into a
| Maildir subfolder, i.e ~/Maildir/.spam/.
|
| - ...but only if the file ~/.optout-spam does not exist. If
| it does, follow the normal delivery process, i.e. check
| for .procmailrc, Exim filter and so on.
|
| Non-spam should be processed in the normal way. Ideally,
| Exim should also check for the existence of the spam folder,
| and create it if it doesn't exist. But that's not a
| requirement, just a bonus if it is possible.
OK, I ended up with the solution below. I'm sending it here
in case it might be useful for others, and to see if anyone
spots some gross error which I haven't thought of:
The router:
spam:
driver = accept
check_local_user
require_files = ${local_part}:+!${home}/.optout-spam
condition = ${if eq {${substr_0_5:$header_X-NR-MailScanner-SpamScore:}}{sssss}{Yes}{No}}
transport = spam_delivery
The transport:
spam_delivery:
driver = appendfile
directory = /nr/user/$local_part/Maildir/.NR-Spam
maildir_format = yes
delivery_date_add
envelope_to_add
return_path_add
This solution even creates the spam folder if it doesn't
exist, so all my requirements (and bonus wishes) are met :)
Thanks to Jonathan Vanasco and Boris Kovalenko.
--
Regards,
Stian Grytoyr
