thanks. so far, maildrop works (DEFAULTDELIVERY=|maildrop), but if i set DEFAULTDELIVERY="|/usr/bin/spamc | /usr/bin/maildrop"
the log says
Feb 4 10:43:12 sid courierlocal: id=0005F738.4020BEB0.000064F3,from=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,addr=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:getpwuid failed: Success
Feb 4 10:43:12 sid courierlocal: id=0005F738.4020BEB0.000064F3,from=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,addr=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,size=896,success: Message delivered.
the problem is that the message is not delivered...
when i run spamc manually over a message, i can see that it adds 2 x-spam headers and an additional From header. i have already tried removing that from header with grep before giving the mail to maildrop - no change
Tim Hunter wrote:
Alexander Lang wrote:
hello list,
i have been trying to get spamassassin working with my courier using mysql authentication for a couple of days now. (debian woody, courier v. 0.37.3)
all i want is spamassassin to add its spam headers to the mails, filtering should be done by clients only.
i found out that changing DEFAULTDELIVERY to somthing like
"|spamc | maildop" should do it, but unfortunately, defaultdelivery is overridden by the mysql authentication module... what to do?
remove the values from maildir in your auth module, delivery will default to $HOME/Maildir/
regards
alex
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