On Thu, 2004-11-04 at 13:15, Lisa Casey wrote: > Hi Folks, > . . > There has to be a easy way to learn to use this and get it to do what I want > but I can't really figure it out. Surely there are some other ISP's on these > lists who might be willing to tell me how they use it. > > Thanks, > > Lisa Casey > Lisa,
I have been using procmail along with spamassassin and clamav to do exactly what you want. It might be a little less elegant than using a milter but it is working perfectly so I am reluctant to change. I dump the viruses, and save all of the spam to a user file and give the user a daily report of the Subject lines and From Lines. If the user wants the spam all he has to do is send an e-mail to a designated address on our system and I have a script that digs up the spam and sends it to him. I rotate the spam files daily, and keep them for 8 days which gives the user a week or so to request the spam. There are false positives, and if you dump the spam you will dump wanted mail for sure. I would also suggest that you not bounce the spam because much of it has faulty addresses. If you want to go the procmail route let me know and I will give you the particulars that I use. You are close to a solution :) Greg
