--On Sonntag, 16. November 2003 16:42 +0100 John Wilkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> 1. Find the delay and 'disable' it (any pointers or hints Sam?)
> 2. Find something to filter my email directly on my ISP, before
> fetchmail gets to it
The ideal solution.
> 3. Disable BOFH (or delete the entries currently on there) and use
> maildrop to match addresses and filter to a non-existant mail box (which
> would mean allowing spam to progress further... ie all the way into
> courier now just stopped at fetchmail.
>
> I realise that (2) is OT but for both I'd appreciate any hints from the
> list on this - there must be other pop3->fetchmail->courier users out
> there!
Delivering from fetchmail to an mta has some problems and may cause
bounces and lots of other bad things.
Use Maildrop as delivery-agent, this even works for multiple accounts:
mda "env USER=vmail HOME=/vmail/user SENDER='%F' RECIPIENT='%T'
maildrop -V 1 -f '%F' /vmail/user/.mailfilter"
Filtering may be done in .mailfilter just like 'ordinary' mail.
Or if you want to include SpamAssassin bevore Maildrop and deliver
into a Mailfolder by default try this:
mda "spamassassin -P -F 0 -x
| (echo 'Delivered-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]'; reformime -r8)
| env USER=vmail HOME=/vmail/user DEFAULT=./Maildir/.subfolder/
maildrop -A 'Return-Path: \<%F\>' /vmail/user/.mailfilter"
Dont know if DEFAULT=./Maildir/.subfolder/ breaks quota tough...
Roland
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