[Gllug] spamassassin

[Nix]

On 30 Sep 2002, Rich Walker muttered drunkenly:

> # Process mail with spamassassin
>:0fw
>| spamassassin -P
> 
>:0
> * ^X-Spam-Status: Yes
> /home/rw/Maildir/.spam/
>:0
> /home/rw/Maildir/

For comparison, I use

,----
| # SpamAssassin, assassinate!
| :0 fw
| | spamc -d spamfilter.srvr.nix
| 
| # Razor pit, this is certain spam, regardless of what SpamAssassin said
| # (we ran SpamAssassin over it just to see what it said)
| :0 H
| * ^To: .*nix-razor-pit$
| {
|  :0 Hc
|  | spamassassin -r
| 
|  :0 H:
|  | formail -b -t -d -A 'X-Razor: pitted' >> ${HOME}/.Mail/spambox
| }
| 
| :0 H:
| * ^X-Spam-Status: +(yes|no), +hits=\/[^. ]*
| * ? (( ${MATCH} > 9 ))
| spambox
| 
| # Is this merely normal spam?
| :0 H:
| * ^X-Spam-Flag: YES$
| blockbox
`----

That is, directing high-scoring spam into one box, lower-scoring spam
into another, and reporting spamtrap mail as spam no matter what SA says
(this being the only circumstance in which automatic reporting is at
*all* desirable).

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