an RBL idea

[Dave Strydom]

Well hence why there can be an "on" and "off" switch for it, for those
who don't want to use it.

Yes SA would be reporting it, but MailScanner would be making SA
report the spam via the spamcop plugin. (ie: MS would be calling the
spamcop plugin, since MS is already working with the message and the
headers and such, it should be easy to code in a check for it).

Dave


On 5/22/06, Alex Neuman van der Hans <alex at nkpanama.com> wrote:
> Dave Strydom wrote:
> > I would like your thoughts on an idea I had.
> >
> Sure... I'll bite :-)
> >
> > Lets say we give a SA Score of say 25
> > Any message which has a spam score over 25, is automatically reported
> > to Spamcop using the spamcop spamassassin plugin.
> >
> I like the idea so far...
> > This would be awesome, since I use RBL's with my mailserver setup, if
> Me too! ... but not everybody uses (or even likes, for that matter) RBL's.
> > I could catch the ones which aren't on rbl's yet, and have mailscanner
> > automatically report them, this would be a massive bonus.
> >
> In this case SA would be reporting, not MS, right?
> > I would say that there should be an option to either turn this on or
> > off, and where you can specify the threshold score you would like to
> > report.
> >
> I'd use it, but I don't know if it's something a lot of people would use...
> > regards
> > Dave Strydom
>
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