> My interest is tagging spam, not totally blocking it.
> Any pointers to any direction on integratin SA with courier would be
> helpful. I am not finding much other than a few list postsings.
Maybe this info is of use to you... maybe not..
I have done it this way with maildrop/amavisd-new/SA to put spam in a
certain folder.
amavisd-new calls SA to score the spam, but does its own tagging of the
message.
.mailfilter file in users Maildir
if ((/X-Spam-Flag: YES/:h))
{
to ".Spam/"
}
Which works great for imap/sqwebmail. Pre-sorted spam. Yay. But not so
for pop3.
They have to filter it at their end afaik, but the tag is there for them to
filter on.
fwiw,
Rick Erlandson
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