That sounds doable. If I score everything 0 or 999 will things be overwritten in local.cf on update or elsewhere?
What you are suggesting sounds like a reasonable course of action. On 01/18/2018 03:29 PM, David Jones wrote: > On 01/18/2018 02:09 PM, Chip wrote: >> Newbie excited to use the features of SpamAssassin for a new project >> that needs to flag inbound email for sorting into folders (this can be >> done via cpanel-level filtering) based on keywords in headers (header >> search by SA). >> >> This is a Centos 6.9 machine running cpanel/WHM 11.68.0.23 and >> SpamAssassin version 3.4.1 running on Perl version 5.10.1. >> >> I would like to TURN OFF any and all Spam Identification features and >> only leave behind SpamAssassin's examination of headers and subsequent >> Subject modification based on keywords in headers (such as keywords in >> DKIM or SPF, etc) >> >> 1) Can this be done, and; >> >> 2) What tweaks need to be made to SA in its configuration files to make >> it happen, and; >> >> 3) what else is recommended here. >> >> Thank you. >> > > Not exactly sure what you want to disable but setting a score of 0 > will disable a rule. You may need to gather up a list of all rules > and score most of them 0 in your local.cf. > > You might just set the required score to 999 in whatever is launching > spamassassin so it doesn't block anything. Then have MDA (Dovecot > sieve) rules to sort into folders based on hits in the X-Spam-Status > header. > > I do something similar for my spamassassin masscheck box where I > intentionally let down my defenses at the MTA not using any RBLs and > then sort messages into a Ham or Spam folder based on score and rule > hits. >
