On Sun, 2004-03-07 at 19:08, Adam Bown wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a spam filter I can use with exim that will deliver
> spam to a mailbox or a subfolder of inbox (for IMAP collection) that will
> work with exim?
>
> I have exim running off mysql and have tried an ACL based spam filter (to
> reject at smtp data time) but didn't like it cos you have no way of knowing
> what is being rejected/filtered.
>
> Any advice gratefully received.
>
> Adam.
>
Hi we use spamassassin and if the spam score is higher than out trigger
we set the header x-lboro-spam-level. Users who wish to have their spam
filtered into a separate folder have a folder created for the called
Filtered_SPAM (they choose this from a web page). When they choose this
option a copy of a file called .specialfilter is put into their home
dir. This is the file
# Exim filter
#
# DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE. This is an automatically generated filter.
##action:show
if "${if def:h_x-lboro-spam-level:{true}{false}}" is "true"
then
save "$home/Maildir/.Filtered-SPAM/"
finish
endif
Thus anything marked as spam by us is delivered into their Filtered-SPAM
folder, which they can then read via their IMAP client.
Ron
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Internet Services and Software Solutions
Loughborough University
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