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[Julian Field]

This is a perfect use for a Custom Function.

Set these in your MailScanner.conf file

Required SpamAssassin Score = 5
Spam Actions = &SpamActions
High SpamAssassin Score = 20
High Scoring Spam Actions = delete

That handles the score>20 situation for you.

So you would have something like

sub SpamActions {
   my($message) = @_;

   return 'deliver' unless $message; # Sanity check in case something went
wrong

   my $score = $message->{sascore};
   my $spamlist = $message->{isrblspam};

   return 'bounce delete' if $score>=10 && !$spamlist;
   return 'delete' if $score>=10;
   return 'deliver';
}

That code goes in CustomConfig.pm by the way.

At 13:12 20/03/2003, you wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>At the moment we use a "Required SpamAssassin Score" of 5 and a high
>setting of 10 (which we bounce,delete). But over the past few months the
>mail queues have been building up substantially with deferred connections
>which are all bounces to real spam email and not false positives.
>
>I was wondering if it was possible to change the behaviour slightly, in
>such a way as to use more than just the raw SA score. For example :-
>
>         SA Score >20                       - delete
>         SA Score >10 AND NOT in SpamList   - bounce,delete
>         SA Score >10 AND in SpamList       - delete
>         SA Score >5                        - Mark as {Spam?}
>
>Spam List being ORDB-RBL Infinite-Monkeys and RAZOR(I realise SA does
>the RAZOR check:-()....
>
>Any thoughts? or am i looking at this from the wrong angle. Could you cc
>my address in the reply, since i'm currently set to digest mode for the
>list group and would not see replies till midnight :-(
>
>Thanks,
>
>Michael.

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