Salvatore Toribio wrote:
This exactly what I'm doing with the patch posted by Chis Heine, you can configure a threshold in qmail-scanner (for ex. 10; 12 is too much) to quarantine a message, and spamassassin will tag a message over 7.
Look the message posted by chris.
<http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=2465207&forum_id =4330>
Where is Chris's patch?
I have attached Chris's original message (with patch) to this message.
--- Begin Message ---I'm submitting this patch just in case someone else finds it useful. Basically what it does is extend the spam checking, so that if a message exceeds a certain configurable spam threshold, the message is quarantined as though it had a virus.There is a new configure option (sa-quarantine) which is set to whatever value above which you want messages to be quarantined. This is turned off by default. There are a couple of checks done. First, obviously this is only relevant if spamassassin is detected, also the value needs to be greater than the spam threshold from spamassassin. The idea is to use a value above which there are as few false positives as possible. The reason for writing this is that in the system we have here all messages marked as spam are put in a queue to be checked. Any false postives are manually sent on to the user, so anything that reduces the number of mails to be checked is very useful. In the couple of months I have been keeping track, we have had no false positives with a score over 10. We've been using it here for a while, and everything seems to be working OK. Let me know if I've broken anything, or if anyone thinks this is a bad idea. Chris Hine
quarantine-spam-qs1.16.patch
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