SpamAssassin domain rules

[Julian Field]

You can set the SpamAssassin threshold score and the spam actions on a
per-user or per-domain (or per-anything-else for that matter) basis using
rulesets in MailScanner.
You can also have per-user and per-domain spam whitelists and blacklists.

Between them, they implement just about all the SpamAssassin things people
ever want to change in reality.

So some people can have a different threshold score to others, and some (a
different "some") can have their spam deleted or delivered or whatever,
just as they want. And they can each have their own whitelist and/or
blacklist if they want, too.

At 12:53 05/08/2003, you wrote:
>I looked around in the archives and I am unable to find any references to
>this...
>
>I want to have different sa_user_prefs for each domain so that one domain
>can have a dedicated SA configuration that is seperate from another domain
>being scanned on the same MS system.  Is this possible?
>
>Could I include a rules pointer here:
>
>SpamAssassin Prefs File = %etc-dir%/spam.assassin.prefs.rules
>
>
>That pointed to a rules file like this:
>
>To        example.com        /etc/MailScanner/rules/example_sa_prefs.conf
>
>
>where  /etc/MailScanner/rules/example_sa_prefs.conf was a SA prefs file
>specific to example.com?
>
>CT

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