Addressing just this one problem ...
On 9/29/07, CT Guy <procmail(_at_)websites(_dot_)teamhendricks(_dot_)com> wrote:
The rest of the spam designated does not go into
the spam folder, it by passes and ends up in the Sites folder.
So here you assign some variables:
GIFBOX = '.gifbox/' # IMAP-oriented, see delivery
DEVNULL = '.devnull/'
BLACKLIST = '.spam/'
DISABILITYCENTRAL = '.disabilitycentral/'
SITES = '.sites/'
SPAMASSASSIN = '.spam/'
And here you use a couple of them:
#------------------------------------------------------------
# Spam Assassin Review and Toss
#------------------------------------------------------------
:0 fw
* < 256000
| spamassassin
:0
* ^X-Spam-Level: \*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*
$DEVNULL
:0
* ^X-Spam-Level: \*\*
$SPAM
Do you see the obvious discrepancy?
As an aside, tossing mail that scores a 2 will catch a LOT of
legitimate mail. In spite of using a scoring system, SpamAssassin is
designed to make a binary decision: less than a score of 5 is
non-spam, a score of 5 or more is spam. A combination of rules that
adds up to 4.9 and a combination that adds up to 0.49 are considered
equally "non-spam" by the algorithm that pre-determines the score
values of individual rules. A side-effect of the score assignment
algorithm is that messages with a really large score are unlikely to
be false positives, but "scores between 2 and 5 are likely to be false
negatives" does NOT follow from this.
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