I use a second milter that looks at headers - if it finds "*****SPAM***** it bounces the message and archives a copy of the message. I also use it to bounce messages with attached ".exe" or other undesirable attachments.
I don't see much point in tagging spam and then delivering it anyway. The spammers still got their message through. So what if it's in a special little folder all its own? Robert Covell wrote: > > We have successfully installed spamd via the sendmail milter. But it is > sending the spam to the account targeted for the email. This is not the > expected result. We expected it to place the spam in a file, not forward it > on and tell them it is spam. The user still gets the email, notifying them > it is spam, which seems to defeat the purpose. From my understanding the > spam should be placed in a file. Is this wrong? > > We have tried to place config files all over the box to get the desired > results without any luck. What and where is spamd looking for the config > file stating what to do if spam is found? Also I have not been able to find > what exactly goes in this file. Spamd is picking up the files in > /usr/share/spamassassin. 10_misc.cf did not seem to have any config options > for what to do. > > Additionally, the box we have spamassassin setup on does not have any user > accounts setup on it. It is just a relay server that we want to filter out > spam on then send it on the "actual" mail server. > _______________________________________________ Spamassassin-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/spamassassin-talk
