On Friday 13 October 2006 10:02, Stuart Gall took the opportunity to say: > Hello, > The documentation on the spam = acl condition is a bit sparse. It > says alot about what you can do, but not much on how you do it. > Nothing much in the FAQ > It claims you can implement a per domain or per user spam setting. > > spam = X > > What is X is it envelope to local part ? How then do I do per domain > filtering?
As the specification says, "The right-hand side of the spam condition
specifies the username that SpamAssassin should scan for", and nothing else.
It is the same as the -u parameter to spamc. What this username means is to
some extent configurable (at least if you use a database to store user
settings and bayes data). I recommend that you read the SpamAssassin
documentation (Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf(3pm)) if this is what you need.
Otherwise, to exempt some local parts from scanning you use separate ACL
conditions, like "local_parts" or the general "condition".
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