On Wed, 2008-05-07 at 12:53 -0400, Kerry Blalock wrote: > I am running spamassassin on all users as setup with webmin. I also use > posfix and procmail. The procmail activates spamassassin from > /etc/procmail. I tried the suggestions found in the TMDA section on > spamassassin, but it does not seem to be working right. I used the script > from kyle to setup .procmailrc in the home directory of test user. I am > having a problem trying to call TMDA from procmailrc. When I call it from > .forward, it bypasses the .procmailrc file, and sends reply to all > incoming mail for the user. Now, I also use Squirrelmail to retrieve all > email for the user, me. Not sure if this is causing a problem or not. I > used to be able to catch the spam in a spam file under the user. I guess I > am looking for an easy way to use spamassassin first, cull out the ones > with hits over number determined by user, and then have TMDA handle the > rest.
Greetings Kerry, I'm doing exactly as you are describing and it works quiet easily. Here's my configuration: Internet -> postfix -> amavisd-new (which hooks spamassassin and clam-av) -> postfix -> delivery in Maildir. If end user has a .forward that is automatically called by the MTA at which point the end user can forward that on into procmail or TMDA. I personally forward it on into TMDA and have the following at the very bottom of my ~/.tmda/config --[cut]-- DELIVERY = "|/usr/bin/procmail ~/.procmailrc" --[/cut]-- Some of my users just deliver directly into their mailboxes at this point with --[cut]-- DELIVERY = "~/Maildir/" --[/cut]-- My ~/.procmailrc then has the following at very top: --[cut]-- MAILDIR=$HOME/Maildir/ DEFAULT=$MAILDIR LOGFILE=$HOME/procmail-errors --[/cut]-- Squirrelmail itself shouldn't have anything to do with any of the problems that you are seeing. I do some of my culling of mail in the TMDA config and most of the sorting in the .procmailrc file. Though for specific TMDA based tags I do the sort and delivery there. It's all a matter of chaining things together in a good and logical order. Heck, it's possible to forward into procmail which delivers into TMDA which then delivers into a completely different procmail recipe if you really want to get silly. -Andy-
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