On Thu, 25 May 2006, Roland Roberts wrote:
>
> What I believe is happening is that $domain is not yet set when
> local_scan is being called.
>
> Which begs the question, can I really do what I've been asked to do?
$domain is a per-recipient variable, so it is not set when there are no
recipients (outside a mail transaction or in the MAIL ACL) or when
there are multiple recipients (in the pre or post DATA ACLs and in the
local_scan function and at transport time).
What you need is some way of turning the list of recipients into a local
user under which to run SpamAssassin. This is usually not easy. One way is
to add a check to your recipient ACL to defer later recipients that have
different filtering requirements from earlier recipients. I don't know
how safe this is in practice.
Tony.
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