Me thinks there might be an infinite loop brewing in this thread... > Wouldn't this provide an easy way for spammers to get around your > filters? I've seen spam come in with headers looking as if it'd already > been scanned (albeit somewhere else). Anyways, that's just my 2 > cents.
>> The other alternative is to customize their header name on one or both >> systems, and use X-JoesISP-Spam-Status: instead of X-Spam-Status: I like to use my own X-header with my own score as the value and parse it out in procmail with something similar to the following recipe: (e.g. remove some logic from the headers) ===================================== :0 * ^X-JoesISP-SA-Hits: \/.+ * $ ? /usr/bin/test "$THRESHOLD" -le "$MATCH" $FILTERED ===================================== -- Tim Wesemann Voicenet Systems Administration
