individual spamassassin score thresholds

[Ken A]

Julian Field wrote:
> 
> 
> Michael Masse wrote:
>> I tried looking in the archive for an answer but the link is to the old
>> server which just says the archive is not available.    Is there a new
>> url?
>>
>> We have been running mailscanner for years now totally separate from
>> spamassassin (using spamc/spamd) so that users could have their own
>> adjustable black/whitelists as well as individually adjust their spam
>> threshold score.    In the past we've been able to just throw more
>> hardware at the server in order to cope with the increased utilization
>> that this setup uses.  Recently our email volume has gotten to the point
>> that new hardware isn't going to cut it, so I'm seriously looking at
>> running MS in the suggested method and have it make it's own
>> spamassassin calls.    I see in the documentation that if I were to
>> switch the config to do this I can still allow users to have their own
>> individual white/blacklists, but can't find anything about individually
>> adjustable spam score thresholds.    Is this possible?
>>   
> You need to read up about rulesets. Using this you can given virtually 
> any configuration option (including the Required SpamAssassin Score) a 
> different value for different users, domains, groups of users, whatever.
> 
> This is documented well on the wiki at wiki.mailscanner.info. It is also 
> documented with examples in the MailScanner Book.
> 

I just received my copy of the MailScanner book today. It's a long 
overdue addition to the bookshelf here, and I'd highly recommend it to 
anyone who is installing MailScanner, or turning over a MailScanner 
installation to someone who doesn't have time to scan the thousands of 
emails on this list for answers. It's a condensed user guide, not a 'too 
technical' book, and seems aimed at new or relatively new email admins 
who want to get the most out of MailScanner.

Ken A
Pacific.Net