On Wed, 14 Apr 2004, Ken Morley wrote:
> I would like to automatically save samples of spam and ham in a directory
on
> the SA/MIMEDefang server.
>
> Specifically, when SA/MIMEDefang encounters a message with a score less
than
> 0.5, I would like to save a copy in /etc/mail/spamassassin/corpus/ham.
When
> the score is above 6.0, I would like to save a copy in
> /etc/mail/spamassassin/corpus/spam. In both cases, I would let the
original
> message continue to be processed as usual (ie: sent to the user, etc.).
Thanks for the great suggestion, Jeffrey.
I added the following to sub filter_end() in mimedefang-filter:
# Modification to bcc known HAM/SPAM to appropriate corpus
# Sendmail aliases file controls path to local file
add_recipient('[EMAIL PROTECTED]') if ($hits <=
0.5);
add_recipient('[EMAIL PROTECTED]') if ($hits >= 6);
I added the following to aliases:
local-ham-archive: /etc/mail/spamassassin/corpus/ham
local-spam-archive: /etc/mail/spamassassin/corpus/spam
This works as I requested (be careful what you wish for), but it puts all
spams in a single file called "spam". I was hoping to build a corpus of
seperate files named with the message ID or some other unique identifier.
That would let me maintain a "current" corpus, by automatically deleting
older files, etc. Also, I don't know whether sa-learn will work with
multiple messages in a single file. Finally, I would prefer the message get
saved without the SpamAssassin.txt attachment - this method includes
everything.
Any other ideas?
Thanks again for your suggestions!
Ken Morley
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