Hi,
Thanks Randy and Gordon for your help with this :) Gordon, I agree, the
dot-courier file setup might be overly complicated. There's really only
a few mail accounts that I care about and I like the flexibility so it
hasn't been too tough to manage, but someday I will probably take the
next step and database these entries, leaving the dot-courier files for
special cases.
On to my problem, and it's eventual solution. Long story short is that
I ended up using a maildrop filter file which is invoked from each
.courier file as:
| '/usr/lib/courier/bin/maildrop /var/mail/vhosts/spam_filter
/path/to/maildir/for/this/user
The file 'spam_filter' has:
xfilter "/usr/bin/spamc"
if (/^X-Spam-Status: Yes/:h)
{
EXITCODE=64
}
else
{
to "$1"
EXITCODE=0
}
This will bounce spam and deliver ham to the mailbox specified by $1
with the SpamAssassin headers added. The trickiest part was to figure
out what the error message from maildrop 'unable to write to filter' was
trying to tell me. I am running courier and spamassassin as user
'mail', group 'mail' and this user had '/sbin/nologin set as its shell.
I changed this to '/bin/bash' and that fixed it.
Thanks again for the help and to the Courier team for this really fine
software!
Cheers,
Joe Meadows
Randy Smith wrote:
Joe Meadows wrote:
Hi,
[snip]
Seems like this ought to be easy to setup and I just need to know the
magic line or two that will do it :)
It is easy to do. I have some docs up at
http://perlstalker.vuser.org/tiki/tiki-index.php?page=CourierSpamAssassin
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