From: Bill S. <hos...@sh...> - 2003-07-15 18:35:06
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Hello all... I've been out of the loop for a while, but need to add on to the existing "Enable Spam Checking" feature to also allow for optional deletion of spam. But I'd like to keep it in step with the direction of qmailadmin development. Is there yet a general consensus of how SpamAssassin integration will occur? As of 1.0.23, it looks like the "enable spam checking" simply pipes the message through maildrop with /etc/mailfilter as the default filter file. Has anyone looked at adding filter editing to qmailadmin? There is GPL code available for this in SqWebmail, but I have not looked at it yet to see if it would be easily ported to qmailadmin. But, it could be useful to keep qmailadmin's filter editing in line with SqWebmail's (although I don't use SqWebmail, perhaps a lot of other people do). Short of adding maildrop filter editing to qmailadmin, spam deletion could be accomplished by having a second default filter, like /etc/mailfilter-delete that deletes the message (with a log message) rather than delivering it. But this is more of a hack. Thoughts? Regards, Bill Shupp |