Spam Quarantine report by user? (close but no cigar)

[Michael R. Dilworth (E-mail)]

        OK, I'm close I have a perl script which does most of what I want.

        BUT, the files in the quarantine do not contain MailScanner Headers
        I would like to sort the lists by the spam score...  That way
        the user (my self included) really would only need to look at the
        top few entries...

        SO, how do I get MailScanner to add the headers when it "stores"
        high scoring spam messages?  I does include the headers when it
        forwards the message, just not when it stores.

        I've looked through the code, but my perl skills are still
        limited to hacking...  Maybe I should do this in C++ or asm?
        (just kidding, I would like it to stay perl to match logwatch
        etc...)


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Sent: Friday, September 03, 2004 5:07 PM
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Subject: Spam Quarantine report by user?


        I've googled around (maybe I just can't come up with
        the right query!)

        Has any one written (and would like to share) a script
        to scan the "qf" files in the spam quarantine, emailing
        the user with the qid, sender and subject?

        I would like to run this daily (cron) to allow my users
        to look for false positives, I've been doing it, and
        would like to stop! (5000 a week).

        Any thing close would be a help and I will share the
        result.

        Hoping to avoid re-inventing the wheel...
        Thanks Michael.

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