How to store and delete a message
Julian Field
MailScanner at ecs.soton.ac.uk
Thu May 31 20:45:39 IST 2007
You need to understand the relationship between the MailScaner.conf file
and any *.rules files you may happen to have. You need to get your head
round this (it's really very simple, just look at the MailScanner.conf
file and search for mentions of a few of your rulesets). Or you won't
get anywhere. MailScanner has to know how to calculate the value of
every configuration option for every message. Most things are just
simple values such as a number, a filename, a yes/no value, whateve. And
then there are rulesets which produce a different value depending on the
message properties (the From and/or To address).
Jason Gottschalk wrote:
> Hello Julian,
>
> I see:
> spam.action.rules
> spamhigh.action.rules
>
> but not nonspam.action.rules
>
> Which ruleset that allows delete will run when a message is non spam
> or whitelisted?
>
>
> Do I have to add this to my .conf?
> nonspam = %rules-dir%/nonspam.action.rules
>
> If so, how does MS know that the delete keyword will apply?
>
> Thursday, May 31, 2007, 3:08:14 PM, you wrote:
> Julian> And remember that the only place you can use the "delete" keyword is in
> Julian> these config options:
> Julian> spam actions
> Julian> non-spam actions
> Julian> high scoring spam actions
>
>
>
Jules
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