> Nicklas wrote:
>
> >> > Yes, it get's BLACKLISTED but still ends up at the
> >> recipient. I have
> >> > $final_spam_destiny = D_DISCARD;.
> >>
> >> > Could it have something to do with my
> >> @spam_quarantine_to_maps setup?
> >>
> >> I set mine the same way.
> >>
> >> > @spam_quarantine_to_maps = (
> >> > read_hash("/spam-bins"),
> >> > $spam_quarantine_to,
> >> > );
> >>
> >> > Nicklas B
> >>
> >> Are you sure the recipient or recipient's domain is not
> listed as a
> >> spam_lover (@spam_lovers_maps)?
> >>
> >> To dig deeper, temporarily set $log_level = 5; reload
> amavisd, then
> >> try sending again and carefully review the logs for that
> particular
> >> message.
> >>
> >> Gary V
>
> > Must be this screwing things up, making everyone a spam-lover by
> > default;
>
> > @spam_lovers_maps = ( read_hash("/spam-haters"), 1 );
>
> > Any way to get around it?
>
> > Nicklas B
>
> Here is the example from the "negative read_hash" post:
>
> @spam_lovers_maps = ( read_hash("$MYHOME/spam_haters"), 1 );
>
> If all domains will be spam_lovers by default, then there is
> no need to look them up, simply make everyone a lover, and
> list only the exceptions.
>
> Contents of the spam_haters file:
>
> # we have set @spam_lovers_maps = (
> read_hash("$MYHOME/spam_haters"), 1 ); # which means everyone
> is a spam lover by default.
> # If you would like to exclude a
> # particular user from being a spam lover, include them in #
> this associative array using a 0 for the value. For example:
> # [EMAIL PROTECTED] 0
> #
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 0 this would mean 'spam_lover' false
> .example2.com 0 'spam_lover' false
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 'spam_lover' true
>
> (the .example2.com users are not spam_lovers, but
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wants to be a spam_lover)
>
> So, everyone is a spam_lover by default. If you want to
> exclude a single user, or entire domain from being a spam
> lover, they must be in the spam_haters file with a "0" after them.
>
> Try it. Place the user (or domain) you are trying to send the
> particular message to in this file, with a zero after them.
> amavisd reload
>
> Gary V
This will probably result in the recipient not getting any tagged spam at
all?
Is it possible to be a spam lover by default with the exception of hard
blacklisting for a specific domain and/or sender?
The recipient should always get tagged spam mails with the exception of a
blacklisted sender.
Thanks,
Nicklas B
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