Using a Ruleset for SpamAssassin Score

[Peter Nitschke]

OK, but what would happen to "High Scoring Spam Actions"?

Or should I just do the first two in the custom function (last 2 in
descending order)?

Peter

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On 29/10/2002 at 4:56 PM Julian Field wrote:

>At 16:38 29/10/2002, you wrote:
>>Can you give me an example of how to do a ruleset for "Required
>>SpamAssassin Score" please?
>>
>>What I want to achieve is eg
>>
>>Score = 5,   deliver forward spam at localhost
>>Score = 7,   store forward stored at localhost
>>Score = 20,  forward deleted at localhost delete
>>
>>But from what I see, I would somehow need to combine rulesets, and I just
>>can't get my head around how to make it work.
>
>You can set the required spam score for different addresses.
>You can set the spam actions for different addresses.
>But you cannot easily do both in a simple ruleset.
>
>What you could do though is create a custom function &SpamAction for "Spam
>Actions".
>         Spam Actions = &MySpamAction
>Put this in CustomConfig.pm (that file should already exist. If it doesn't
>then upgrade to a version that does have it).
>
>sub InitMySpamAction {
>         ; # No initialisation needed for this plugin
>}
>
>sub MySpamAction {
>         my($message) = @_;
>
>         my $score = $message->{sascore}; # You can look up attributes in
>Message.pm
>         # Done in decreasing order so the highest scoring result is used
>         return 'forward deleted at localhost delete' if $score>=20.0;
>         return 'forward stored at localhost store' if $score>=7.0;
>         return 'forward spam at localhost deliver' if $score>=5.0;
>         return 'deliver';
>}
>
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