Geoffrey Gallaway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I currently use Email::Filter for my mail filtering (I don't use
> procmail). I'd like to add tmda to my filters after spamassassin but I
> need to know what tmda needs to work this way..
>
> # Run through spamassassin. No point in using tmda if the message is obviously
> # spam. (spamassassin conf: required_hits = 35)
> my $spamtest = Mail::SpamAssassin->new();
> my $spamstat = $spamtest->check($mail->simple);
> if ($spamstat->is_spam()) {
> $spamstat->rewrite_mail();
> $mail->accept("$base/spam.mail");
> }
> # Ok, the message didn't get flagged as spam, send it to tmda.
> # $mail->simple > io('| /usr/bin/tmda-filter');
>
> Does tmda-filter need some env variables or will it just accept the
> message and handle it the rest of the way?
TMDA needs 3 environment variables as discussed at
http://tmda.net/config-pre.html
The MTA usually sets these for you, though I'm not sure how
Email::Filter is being invoked in your case.
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