Spam actions when destinations have different thresholds

[Leonardo Helman]

For this type of things, I modify Message.pm, just before
the return in new 

  if( $this->SplitMail() ) {
    return undef;
  }
   return $this;
 }

The SplitMail generates n mails depending on the diferent user
preferences (and the recipients) and returns true if all the
people wants the same actions/subject modifications/.../...
and false otherways.

I'm using zmailer so, mayor parts of your SplitMails have to be very
different.

This generates n mails for each splitted one, so I'm trading users tastes
for processing time (but the event of splitting it's not so common
so I'm not n-plicating the mails received)


Saludos
--  
Leonardo Helman
Pert Consultores
Argentina


On Fri, Jul 29, 2005 at 01:41:57PM +0100, Matt Hampton wrote:
> Jules wrote:
> 
> >This code has some calls to a couple of bits of other code in it, but  
> >it is pretty obvious what it does. It's from our Custom Function to  
> >auto-delete spam for individual users at the gateway.
> >It calls Address2Threshold which takes an email address and returns  
> >the Required SpamAssassin Score value for that email address.
> > 
> >
> <snip code>
> 
> Thanks for this. Still doesn't solve the issue of tagging or not.
> 
> Do people see this as an issue - I can't see that I am the only one who 
> is going to want to do this.  I don't mind hacking the code but I guess 
> this is probably some signifcant changes so I wanted some feedback 
> before I started delving in to the deep dark depths of Julian's code.
> 
> Currently I can only see two ways of doing it - forcing the incoming MTA 
> to split the envelope (not ideal) or MS spawing multiple messages.
> 
> Suggestions/Comments?
> 
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