hi,
our setup: Maia provides the versatility of web accessable
per-user settings, we use
maildrop to divert spam into users' Junk folders for easy
(imap) access, and i have cron
setup to feed all additions to users' Junk/Spam-Learn and
Junk/Ham-Learn folders to
sa-learn. this all seems to be working quite well, and i am
very grateful indeed!
my remaining questions relate to the delivered spam.
firstly, i would like to provide a
simple and obvious indication whether or not a DSN was sent.
how would i insert a
string in the subject based on that criteria? secondly,
>> i found templates for VIRUS/BANNED/BAD-HEADER
RECIPIENTS, SPAM ADMINISTRATOR, and
>> SPAM SENDER notifications, but nothing for spam
recipient notifications, in
>> /usr/sbin/amavisd. i looked in /etc/amavisd.conf,
/etc/maia.conf,
>> /etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf, but haven't yet
figured out what i need to tweak..
>
> No template exists for notifying the spam recipient,
as it's a bit
> self-defeating to replace a quarantined spam email
with a nuisance
> message informing the recipient that he's just
received some spam. I
> receive 300+ spam items a day, and certainly wouldn't
want that replaced
> with 300+ spam /notifications/ in my mailbox. What's
the point?
the point is i have (disabled defang_spam and) enabled the
X-Spam-Report header, and am
mostly happy with that, but the "5.0 required"
therein misleadingly reflects the unused
spamassassin setting, and i am looking for how to customize
the wording and remove the
content preview. it appears ineffective to manipulate the
relevant spamassassin
settings, and i couldn't find it in amavisd-maia either.
thirdly, the X-Spam-Report header is more often fine, but
quite often instead of the
nicely formatted multiline report i find a single very long
line with embedded encoding
strings like:
> =?iso-8859-1?Q?has=0Aidentified_this_..._spam=2E__?=
=?iso-8859-1?Q?The_original_message=0Ahas_been...
i'm guessing this happens when the report contains an
international character? any way
to fix or bypass this, at least for locally delivered
messages?
finally, some questions regarding "outgoing
mail", ie when a recipient is non-local: if
the message is judged to be spam, is delivery stopped? is
it delivered but with headers
added? is a DSN sent? do the answers depend upon whether
or not there are also local
recipients?
thanks again,
gregwm
IT Coordinator
NonviolentPeaceforce.org
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