On Thu, 2003-06-26 at 22:08, Gonzo wrote: > Hello. > > I have qmail with vpopmail installed. > I don't know how to filter out spam mails. > SpamAssassin seems to not support virtual domains and even if it would > support them, how to tell procmail to filter mails for vpopmail? > > Gonzo
I have a setup that my users are happy with.
In short, this is what it does...
It filter out spam to the users .spam directory with a sitewide ruleset
It lets the users toogle filtering on or off from qmailadmin
It doesn't use qmail-scanner
Install spamassasssin, according to the manual, perform the tests to
make sure it is working.
Install a recent qmailadmin (>= 1.0.21) , compile it with the following
options, among the other ones.
Install a recent version of promail (3.22 or later) or you will notice
that the files insade the maildirs looks sorta strange... erlier
procmail doesnt use the maildir name-style format of the files.
(watch out for lne wrapping here...)
--enable-modify-spam=y \
--enable-spam-command='|preline /usr/bin/spamc -e /usr/bin/procmail -mp
../procmailfilter'
The recent versions of qmailadmin has a "detect-spam" option which the
user can toogle on/off as they like.
~vpopmail/domains/example.net/user/.qmail will look like this when
detect-spam is checked;
|preline /usr/bin/spamc -e /usr/bin/procmail -mp ../procmailfilter'
create a decent procmailrc file and put it in the path defined withteh
--enable-spam-command option. in this example it would be;
~vpopmail/domains/example.net/procmailfilter
# Example of a global procmailfilter for qmail-vpopmail
# -----------------------------------------------------
#
# This file should be be named as stated below
# ~/vpopmail/domains/<whatever.com>/procmailfiler
#
# This procmailfilter is supposed to be invoked
# from ~vpopmail/domains/<whatever.com>/<user>/.qmail
#
# The .qmailfile should contain the following line
# |preline /usr/bin/procmail -mp ../procmailfilter
#
# It is possible to make the line default for any
# .qmail files created by users through qmailadmin
# versions 1.0.21 or later.
#
# Shell to execute commands inside.
SHELL="/bin/bash"
# Verbose mode (yes|no)
# If set to "yes" you qmail-send log
# will be full of verbose stuff.
#VERBOSE="yes"
VERBOSE="no"
# Make sure that we have a .SPAM folder to sort SPAM into.
# This will create a ~vpopmail/domains/<domain>/<user>/Maildir/.SPAM
# direcory. This directory will be created as soon as the user
# recives any mail. Spam or ham doesn't matter. It simply creates
# the .SPAM directory, as well as subscribes it to courier-imap
:0wic
* ? test ! -d ./Maildir/.SPAM
|( /var/qmail/bin/maildirmake ./Maildir/.SPAM ; \
/bin/echo "INBOX.SPAM" >> ./Maildir/courierimapsubscribed )
# Sort anything marked as SPAM into the users Maildir/.SPAM/ .
:0:
* ^X-Spam-Status: YES
./Maildir/.SPAM/
# Everything else goes to the users default Maildir/ .
:0:
*
./Maildir/
#EOF
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Lars Gustafson
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