This may be another RTFM question, but I can't find all the pieces.
Want to try a Bayesian spam tool (spamprobe) that normally uses
procmail. It accepts an email message on stdin and puts the text of a
spam rating header on stdout. Seems like exim could handle this itself.
The exim specs suggest that the run{} command might be used as a
alternative for a pipe when you need to actually use the result, but I
can't see a way to pass the message as stdin to spamprobe using run{}.
And neither a pipe transport nor a transport filter seem to accomodate
this situation. Was hoping to be able to do something in a router like:
Am I missing something obvious? My other option would be to write the
message to a temp file, and have spamprobe examine this. But I can't
find a simple way to do this either.
One recent post noted that getting tools for procmail to work with exim
should be easy! Can someone point me in the right direction?
