Hello,
thanks a lot Kirill, Heiko and Ted for your help. I got a little bit
deeper. I don't want to scan the email in the ACL because I can't train the
bayes-filter user-specific in ACL. In ACL I can only use a bayes-filter for
one "system-wide" user.
So I took Kirill's hint, that it's possible to read $spam_score_int
directly from the mail-header after the mail was scanned. I was trying
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condition = ${if >{$header_X-Spam-Score}{100}{1}{0}}
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in the ditch_spam-Router but I got an error "failed to expand condition".
I was using that chapter of the specification
http://www.exim.org/exim-html-3.30/doc/html/filter_33.html
Does someone knows perhaps how to read the "Spam-score" out of the header
of a mail in a router-condition?
Thanks again,
Peter
On Sat, 09 Jan 2010 13:20:52 +0100, "Kirill Miazine" <km@???> wrote:
> * Heiko Schlittermann [2010-01-09 13:09]:
>> > > I'm using the "old" integration of Spamassassin within Exim4 with
the
>> > > following spamcheck_router (router=accept) and the
>> > > spamcheck-transport
>> > > (transport=pipe):
>> >
>> > I believe $spam_scrore_int is only available when using the "new"
>> > integration of SpamAssassin into Exim in the ACLs.
>> >
>> > You may need to read "Content scanning at ACL time"
>> > http://docs.exim.org/current/spec_html/ch41.html if you want to use
>> > that
>> > variable.
>>
>> … and (IMMS) the spam_* vars are only available in the data acl.
>
> Yes, all $spam_* variables are only usable in ACLs, EXCEPT
> $spam_score_int, which is saved with the message and can be used in
> routers and transports too.
