On May 26, 2004, at 03:59, Avleen Vig wrote:
> On a similar thread, does anyone know if it is possible to use Dspam
> with the exim ACL bits?
> Dpsam can be configured to return a message to stdout once it has been
> scanned, so that your MTA is responsible for delivering it
> (traditionally Dspam would be resonsible for delivery).
From that, I infer that you would invoke "dspam" as a separate process,
and based on the results printed on stdout, classify the message as ham
or spam. That you can do using a "${run ...}" expansion, perhaps:
deny
require_files = /path/to/dspam
condition = ${if eq {${run {/path/to/dspam ...}{$value}} \
{spam-string}\
{true}{false}}
If, on the other hand, "dspam" encodes the spam classification in its
exit value (e.g. 0=ham, non-0=spam), you can simplify the statement to:
deny
require_files = /path/to/dspam
condition = ${run {/path/to/dspam ...}{false}{true}}
-tor
