#1 Spamc Threshold

[Anonymous]

Spamc *returns* the exit code indicating spam or no, but prints to
STDOUT the score. YAMPLE appears to use the score rather than
the exit code, meaning non-spam with a non-zero score are tagged
as spam.

A sample patch (that uses a hardcoded threshold, unfortunately) is
below:

--- yample-0.30/yample 2004-01-13 17:42:27.000000000 -0500
+++ yample-0.30.new/yample 2004-12-11 16:41:
04.520644376 -0500
@@ -589,7 +589,7 @@
sub spam {
my ($yample) = @_;

- return ( $yample->sa_status );
+ return ( $yample->sa_status > 5.0);
}

=item perl()

[Dan Margolis]

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I've written a slightly cleaner patch that actually uses the
exit code of spamc. I'll put it in the patches section.