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From: Jamie C. <jca...@we...> - 2006-08-11 05:34:31
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On 10/Aug/2006 17:35 The Nice Spider wrote .. > On the Webmin tutorial by Jamie C, page 613 (or 629 of > 808): > --------------------------------------------------------------- > 1. Create a new action that feeds mail to the program > /usr/bin/spamassassin > (or > wherever it is located on your system). Make sure the > Wait for action > program to finish, > and check result and Action program is a filter boxes > are checked. No > conditions > should be entered, unless you want to turn off spam > checking for certain > messages. > > 2. Add a second action with the single condition > Matches regular expression > ^X-Spam- > Status: Yes. This special header is set by > SpamAssassin on messages that > exceed its > spam threshold. The delivery mode can be to append to > the file /dev/null to > throw away > all spam, or to something like $HOME/spam to place it > in a different mail > file for users > to skim through and delete. > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > the #2 paragraph missing what action should be taken? > What "Delivery mode" > should I choose to complete step #2? Should I create a > second action as > described on step #2 or just add the condition to > previous action on step > #1? The delivery mode should set to 'Append to file', and you can enter either /dev/null or $HOME/mail/spam into the adjacent text box.. - Jamie |