On Mon, 7 Jan 2008, Theo Van Dinter wrote:
> Well, the problem is that if you run at MTA time, you can't really do per-user
> configs.
>
> "spamc -u" will work, if there's only 1 user. it won't work with multiple
> users, such as when there are several recipients for a single message, unless
> you can get the MTA to split the message up into multiple messages, but that
> is problematic/has pros+cons assuming the MTA will even let you do it.
>
>
> So in short, if you want per-user configs, switch to running SA at the MDA
> (procmail, maildrop, etc.)
If you -only- need Per-User required_score you may be able to achieve
that via a two stage process.
Run SA at your MTA level but have it -only- add a specific header with the
score value. Then in your delivery process have some kind of customized
delivery agent that would look up the Per-User required_score, combine
that with the SA header score and take the specific user desired
action. (change subject header, route to 'Junk' folder, etc).
This would have the disadvantage of defeating the one main reason for
running SA at the MTA level (the ability to SMTP-REJECT spam).
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