Re: [exim] How to disable spamassassin scans for outbound me…

Renaud Allard wrote:
> On Thu, 08 Jan 2009 18:03:26 -0800 Steve Garcia <sgarcia@???> wrote
>
>> Eli Sand wrote:
>>> Steve wrote:
>>>
>>>> How would I go about disabling spamassassin scans for outbound
>>>> messages?
>>> Combine it with the "authenticated" acl test to see if your users have
>>> authenticated via SMTP (hopefully you use SMTP auth...).
>> No, they don't. They authenticate with PAM. They are all local to the
>> machine (via ssh), using alpine.
>>
>
> In this case, this is even easier, just put
> !hosts = localhost :
>
> Before your spamassassin ACL

Aha! This sounds promising.

I'm still wrapping my mind around how the ACLs work. I'm using a very
slightly modified Debian Etch exim4 config, and the spamassassin stuff
is all in "acl_check_data".

As near as I can tell, all that I'm doing in acl_check_data is examining
the results of the spamassassin scan and making determinations of
message disposition based on score. Would I place the statement at the
*top* of that ACL?

acl_check_data:
!hosts = localhost :

or before the acl?

!hosts = localhost :
acl_check_data:

or inside each clause that looks at the spamassassin results?

warn
message = X-Spam-Flag: YES
!hosts = localhost :
spam = Debian-exim

The last looks like the most likely, am I correct?

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Steve Garcia
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