Bob Branch wrote:
> So I've got exim/amavis working great for sending/receiving mail to/from
> virtual accounts and virtual domains, and scanning them for viruses and
> being happy..
>
> My next task was to get spamassassin working. I've followed the docs on
> spamassassin.org and put in the following transport and director:
> (yes I know they're commented out heh)
>
> transport -
> #spamcheck:
> # driver = pipe
> # command = /usr/sbin/exim -oMr spam-scanned -bS
> # transport_filter = /usr/bin/spamc -u ${local_part}@$domain
> # transport_filter = /usr/bin/spamc -u mail
> # bsmtp = all
> # home_directory = "/tmp"
> # current_directory = "/tmp"
> # user = mail
> # group = mail
> # return_path_add = false
> # log_output = true
> # return_fail_output = true
> # prefix =
> # suffix =
>
> director -
> #spamcheck_director:
> # no_verify
> # condition = "${if and { {!def:h_X-Spam-Flag:} {!eq
> {$received_protocol}{spam-scanned}} {!eq {$received_protocol}{local}} }
> {1}{0}}"
> # driver = smartuser
> # transport = spamcheck
>
> The problem I'm coming across is this.. I send a message, spamassassin
> scans it, pronounces it clean..and..then...proceeds to scan it again?
> endlessly..Apparently appending onto it more received headers, because
> eventually it fails due to too many of them, and repeats the process for
> both the bounce message, and the subsequent message sent to postmaster.
>
It looks to me as though your test will be true if the message has no
X-Spam-Flag header. If the message isn't spam it won't have this header, so
gets sent back into the spamcheck transport...
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