I have read thru the archives, and not quire found an answer to the question
that has been asked a couple of times - so here goes.
Setup is qmail-scanner (of course) spamassassin and f-prot virus scanner
All works fine, virii get quarantined, qmail-scanner quarantines the obvious
stuff as well.
Spamassassin does as I have told it to do (tag spam at certain thresholds.
What I want to do is the following:
quarantine spam over say 12 (or preferred configurable limit) and never
deliver it to a user mailbox
tag spam over 7 and then let the individual make a decision on how to deal
with it via appropriate filters in mailclient etc.
I can deal with the fact that a VERY small % will false-positive over 12,
but 1 lost e-mail is better than dealing with the thousands of spam I catch.
I found the patch in the archives quoted below ---
} else {
$tag_score .= "SA:1($sa_score/$sa_max):";
$sa_comment = "Yes, hits=$sa_score required=$sa_max" if
($spamc_options =~ /\-c/);
// add the 2 lines below //
$quarantine_event="Questionable content";
$quarantine_description="Content blocked by SpamAssassin.";
&debug("SA: yup, this smells like SPAM");
}
But this only deals with all messages tagged as spam, not a quarantine some,
tag some like I would like to do.
I am sure that someone else may have come up with the appropriate logic in
place of the simple 2 lines in the example above to deal with this.
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