Re: [courier-users] Spamassasin

Pupeno wrote:

>I've decided to give spamassasin a chance, but, I can't find any documentation
>on how to do it. I've read this:
>http://perlstalker.amigo.net/courier/SpamAssassin.phtml but that doesn't
>explain in any moment how do I make the mails pipe thru spamassassin.
>
>
That's what the xfilter command does in maildroprc.

>What I'd like to achieve is to be able to decide on a per-account basis to
>either
>*) mark spam with a header and leave it on inbox (for those using pop3).
>*) mark spam with a header and move it to Spam (for those using imap), and in
>this case, I'd set up a cron job to train the filter.
>Is that possible ?
>
>
sure, use maildrop. to differentiate between pop and imap customers,
you could give the imap customers a custom maildrop script. have
/etc/courier/maildroprc be the default (whichever you have more of) and
then for the other kind, put a maildrop in their home directory.

mark



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