> Is there a way to re-write the Subject header in the ACL or would I
> need to do it in a router or transport?
You will need a transport filter for doing this.
> Would I be better off configuring SpamAssassin to rewrite the Subject
> header or would that interfere with the ACL?
In this case set up spamassassin to run _after_ the message is accepted.
Exiscan is useful if you like to reject spam messages during smtp time.
> so that I can scan messages for viruses and spam in the data ACL so
> that the bad messages can be rejected
Fine, but if you have rejected a message it would be completly useless
to change additionally the content of this message. This would not have
any effect.
> it is only adding another Subject header.
Yes, "warn message = ..." adds a header line. Use transport filters to
change the content of a message.
- oliver
Am Fr, den 21.01.2005 schrieb Jeremy Beaty um 6:37:
> I have recently upgraded Exim to version 4.43 and with that installed the Exiscan-ACL patch
> so that I can scan messages for viruses and spam in the data ACL so that the bad messages can
> be rejected rather than accepted and then trashed. Everything seems to be working fine except
> that where I thought I was rewriting the Subject header, it is only adding another Subject header.
> I followed the examples provided in the Exiscan-ACL documentation by putting the following in the data ACL:
>
> warn message = Subject: *****SPAM***** $h_Subject
> spam = nobody
>
> Is there a way to re-write the Subject header in the ACL or would I need to do it in a router or transport?
> Would I be better off configuring SpamAssassin to rewrite the Subject header or would that interfere with the ACL?
>
> BTW, I'm using SpamAssassin 3.0.1. It works great.
