Thanks for the reply Ted.. Looks pretty cool, and Ive learned a bunch
from your post..
Im doing it this way, because its the way AtMail has it setup... and Im
just customizing... It's needs a reworking but I dont feel like sorting
it out now..
I got it working as below..(deliveriing me a copy of spam with a score >
10) via archive_spam_10,
Now I want to drop the messages after..
I created the dropspam_15, and it indeed does drop the spam, but the
redirect from archive_spam_10 never gets delivered when I add the
dropspam route..
any ideas why that would happen?? Arent these processed in order?
Thanks..
JOe
archive_spam_10:
driver = redirect
condition = "${if eq {${length_10:$h_X-Spam-Level:}}
{**********} {1}{0}}"
data = spambox@???
unseen
dropspam_15:
driver = redirect
condition = "${if eq {${length_15:$h_X-Spam-Level:}}
{***************} {1}{0}}"
no_verify
data = toss
file_transport = /dev/null
Ted Cooper wrote:
> Coach-X wrote:
>
> >Joe Kocsis wrote:
>
> >>I am Is there a way through a special router to get exim to deliver spam
> >>to a special local email address for logging and verification?
> >>
> >>ex: I want all messages marked SPAM deliever to spam@???, but
> >>also delivered to the user.. This way I can have a log of messages
> >>marked spam, and tighten up my spam controls..
> >> I am running exim 4.5 with spamassassin called via a router, not
> >>exiscan...
>
> >Using the system filter:
>
> >## Spam Collector ##
> > if $h_subject: contains "*****SPAM*****"
> > then
> > unseen deliver spam_collector
> > endif
>
> >You will need to enable system_filter in your config file.
>
>
> Or without the system_filter and using control=fakereject
> In data_acl:
>
> accept message = Spam score too high still
> condition = ${if <{$message_size}{80k}{1}{0}}
> spam = spamc:true/defer_ok
> condition = ${if >{$spam_score_int}{100}{1}{0}}
> set acl_c0 = spamtrap
> control = fakereject/Spam score too high
>
> In router acl (at start):
>
> # catch those "special" messages that everyone loves to hate
> spamtraps:
> driver = accept
> condition = ${if eq{$acl_c0}{spamtrap}{1}{0}}
> transport = spamtrap
>
> In transports (anywhere):
> # For delivering spamtrap'd messages to my "special" folder
> spamtrap:
> driver = appendfile
> directory = /home/spamc/SPAMTRAP
> maildir_tag = ,S=$message_size
> maildir_format
> delivery_date_add
> envelope_to_add
> return_path_add
> create_directory
> user = spamc
>
> I also use a similar system to this to catch all the viruses that come
> in and
> also any known spamtraps (such as my old email addresses to this
> list!!). The
> spam is thrown into sa-learn every once in a while.
>
> Ted.
>
