Re: [courier-users] Still maildrop

> This doesn't appear to be a Courier issue as you've stated
> the question.
> You're using Courier-IMAP to provide access to stored mail
> after it's been delivered, but you don't mention using
> maildrop as your delivery agent, except in your subject header.
>
> If you were using Maildrop and Courier MTA, you could use the
> $USER variable in your maildrop filter rules, which can (on
> my servers it always does) contain the full email address of
> the delivery account. If you were using SpamAssassin for
> filtering your email you would want to store all information
> (Bayesian filtering info, user prefs, auto-whitelist info) in
> a MySQL database as well, and use "-u $USER"
> with all relevant SpamAssassin components.
>
> SpamAssassin (probably also dspam and other spam detection
> programs) adds headers to email which can be tested and used
> for mail sorting.
> e.g., in my (still experimental) setup:
>
> if( $SIZE < $SCANSPAMSIZE )
> {
> xfilter "/usr/bin/spamc -u $USER -s $SCANSPAMSIZE"
> }
>
> if (/^X-Spam-Status: *YES/:h)
> {
> exception {
> to "$DEFAULT/.Spam/"
> }
> }
Thanks Lindsay for your precious hints..

But, Im I have alredy put in '/etc/maildroprc' the lines above.

The proble is that when I receive an email for one of my mailbox, that
message is not scanned by maildrop:

Jun 18 08:37:12 dev postfix/smtpd[16012]: connect from
relay.sttspa.it[80.74.176.142]
Jun 18 08:37:12 dev postfix/smtpd[16012]: 3593043E2:
client=relay.sttspa.it[80.74.176.142]
Jun 18 08:37:12 dev postfix/cleanup[16017]: 3593043E2:
message-id=<D1B1DF404A32164AACB366ADFEA7C0E00113A0E0@srv5. stt.loc>
Jun 18 08:37:12 dev postfix/qmgr[29684]: 3593043E2: from=<xxx@yy>,
size=1522, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
Jun 18 08:37:12 dev postfix/smtpd[16012]: disconnect from
relay.sttspa.it[80.74.176.142]
Jun 18 08:37:12 dev postfix/virtual[16019]: 3593043E2:
to=<rocco@nomesito.it>, relay=virtual, delay=0, status=sent (delivered
to maildir)
Jun 18 08:37:12 dev postfix/qmgr[29684]: 3593043E2: removed

It seems to me the problem is that the message is delivered to the
virtual mailbox before is scanned ("relay=virtual" on the 6th line
above).

Moreover, I don't think that what you said in you previous email works,
because the e.v. $USER in my case refers to the user which is running
postfix...

Hoping that I m clear in what I'm saying. Howerver, I ve no proble to
give you further clarification.

rocsca

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