At 2:35 PM -0600 6/7/04, Scott Wiersdorf said something about:
On Mon, Jun 07, 2004 at 10:13:37AM -0700, Matt Cohen wrote:On this server, its my personal domain and one other (relative-owned) business that I host, so centralized preferences isn't a problem, but centralized saving of spam is not working.I'm not sure how you've got things set up. Do you have a /usr/local/etc/procmailrc file? Does it have SA scan all mail? Do you also have a delivery option in that file (e.g., all mail previously scanned as spam should go in a particular location, etc)?
Sorry - I started this email with one problem, and finished it with another - centralized spam filtering/logging is working now
> 2)I have one client (lliman@[multipledomans].com) that doesn't want > to use the central filters, so i his address whitelisted in > procmailrc after the clamav but before the SA block. This works > fine, as spam for this user continues on until being run thru his > personal rulesets. Ah. Maybe in the passwd file (/etc/master.passwd) you can make llimanspam's UID the same as lliman's UID; this way lliman will have the right permissions to write to that file.
I'll try that and see if it works - good idea. I guess permissions can be used for both good AND evil :)
The other option is to have the client use an imap client and just drop the spam in their home directory. Imap clients can be taught to look in the home directory for additional mailboxes.
Hmm, that's an idea, but too much work in this case to instruct the user, if I can avoid it.
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