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20/09/2006, 00h06

jmaimon@ttec.com wrote:

>
> If you do modify it, I suggest you simply add a recipient with
> smfi_addrcpt() instead of trying to deal with filesystem and security
> issues.
>
> Create an alias that spools mail to a file.
>
> Or, why dont you use a milter like spamass-milter and use its ability
> to add recipients to the email message?
>

It never occurred to me I could achieve any of this with the default
spammass-milter. I've had a look and the -b option seems my best bet,
but it diverts all tagged mail, where as I only want to send tagged mail
with a score over a certain point. This allows us to tag from 8 to 17,
so that users get anything we're not 100% about, and the rest we can
inspect at leisure.

It's a pity that the regex milter doesn't let you redirect mails by
default. I'm not a good coder at all, so if I can avoid having to code
it up myself I'd prefer to!

Thanks for your .

20/09/2006, 00h06	#3
Chris Martin Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Drop mail to folder using regex milter jmaimon@ttec.com wrote: > > If you do modify it, I suggest you simply add a recipient with > smfi_addrcpt() instead of trying to deal with filesystem and security > issues. > > Create an alias that spools mail to a file. > > Or, why dont you use a milter like spamass-milter and use its ability > to add recipients to the email message? > It never occurred to me I could achieve any of this with the default spammass-milter. I've had a look and the -b option seems my best bet, but it diverts all tagged mail, where as I only want to send tagged mail with a score over a certain point. This allows us to tag from 8 to 17, so that users get anything we're not 100% about, and the rest we can inspect at leisure. It's a pity that the regex milter doesn't let you redirect mails by default. I'm not a good coder at all, so if I can avoid having to code it up myself I'd prefer to! Thanks for your .