LDB wrote:
#!/bin/bash
You are hash-banging bash, but you have two recipes in procmail syntax
there, plus assignments of several variables that are special to
procmail (and which I am sure you mean in those senses) but just
ordinary to bash.
You should be hash-banging procmail instead, with the -m flag so that
all positional parameters are passed ...
#!/usr/local/bin/procmail -m
(or whatever your path to procmail is).
LOGFILE=/var/log/procmail.log
LOGABSTRACT=all
VERBOSE=yes
SENDER=$1
SPAMCATCH=spam-admin(_at_)freestandards(_dot_)org
SHIFT=1
# Until now, mail is untagged, you may add rules for
# mail that must not be tagged
:0 hbfw
| /usr/bin/spamc
The pair `hb´ is the default and can be omitted.
# Now mail is tagged by spamassassin
# You may insert other rules here
:0
| /usr/sbin/sendmail -i -f "$SENDER" -- "$@"
:0
! -i -f "$SENDER" -- "$@"
as the action, and I'm not sure about the -i (I don't remember what it
does; did you mean -oi?).
The above script was created by SuSE and I am to use to capture and filter
spam
back to the user re-labled with SPAM headers. My problem is that I want all
captured TRUE SPAM to be redirected to $SPAMCATCH and not $SENDER. If it is
not
SPAM, then it should go to the user as normal.
Spent all this time with your syntax, and here you have a SpamAssassin
question which (for lack of any experience with SA) I can't answer
anyway! Clearly you'll need some test for the exit code or filter
output of spamc, and perhaps an A or E flag on the closing recipe (the
one that passes the message to the MTA).
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