Have you looked at MailScanner? It integrates nicely with SpamAssassin and your favorite MTA (sendmail / postfix / exim / zmailer) and can also call a virus scanner. You can set SA score thresholds and delete, forward, quarantine, mark, or just pass emails based on score. You can also block or quarantine email based on attachment filenames or file types (this feature can block new viruses before the AV vendors react) and do a ton of other useful stuff.
There are other mail handlers like Amavisd-new which might also have the functionality you want. Pierre Thomson BIC -----Original Message----- From: Greg Allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2005 3:07 PM To: Forrest Aldrich Cc: users@spamassassin.apache.org Subject: Re: How to discard spam mails I find this one issue just about the most annoying 'non-feature' of SA. I have a site-wide config (procmail does not work sitewide) and I don't want the overhead and problems of a huge milter program laying in front of SA just to block any email over 15 stars. I like to keep it simple stupid. I am not a programmer, but it just seems like this should be so simple for someone to program into SA... somewhere, somehow, but I could be totally wrong also about that. Do you have any links to a how-to for the Spamass-Milter? Or does it have good install info in the docs? If it does a good job and is relatively easy and light-weight, I would like to try it. I have spent days looking for something more simple and elegant to just do one thing... kill spam over 15 points. :--( > Depending upon what MTA you're using, I have used the Spamass-Milter > successfully to block emails that rate at or above the required_hits > level (now named required_score). > > Though I'm having some trouble with SA as per my last post ;-) > > > >
