Spamassassin reports

[Julian Field]

What do you do if the score < required_hits?

At 20:06 17/05/2002, you wrote:
>The changes to add some additional info to the X-MailScanner-SpamCheck
>header are quite simple, if changes the header rather than the message
>itself suffices. I used a pipe created just before the fork() statement in
>sendmail.pl to provide a connection to the child process, wrote back some
>additional information to the parent (in my case, I wanted to know the
>number of hits, the required number to be considered spam, and the list of
>tests triggered by the mail) using the Mail::SpamAssassin::PerMsgStatus
>object, in the same way the child currently gets the get_hits number. The
>only twist is that the get_hits value is returned as the exit status of the
>child process to the parent, and it's limited to a numeric value. Hence the
>use of the pipe to pass arbitrary content back.

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