I am looking for a way to process mails after spam-assassin is done with
them, and I'd like to avoid using procmail as it's memory hungry and
mailbox oriented, and not really what we're looking for. We just want to
dump all e-mails with a X-Spam header value of over 15 to a folder,
however the only actions listed in the milter-regex man page are reject,
tempfail, discard, quarantine and accept.

How hard would it be to expand the milter to add an outputdirectory
option in? Is the quarantine option useful? I understand that quarantine
option just changes a flag on the queue, can you suggest a method of
dropping all queued messages to a folder once a day, or some such?


Thanks!

Chris M