Spam Message, a better way?

[jeffery]

Currently SpamAssassin marks the email with spam and the user's still receive the message with spam notice.

Is this possible to move the spam message to a folder, so that users can accessing it in some way?

I hope this question won't be a little bit stupid.. :p

[DirectAdmin Support]

3rd post down.

http://www.directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1193&perpage=20&highlight=spamassassin%20filter&pagenumber=3

John

[jeffery]

I have read this page some time ago, but haven't realised that it's what i 'm looking for or not..

I will look into it more deeply!

Thanks :)

[nobaloney]

There are two parts to the post.

The first part is for setting up per-domain options.

The second part is for doing exactly what you want.

:)

Jeff

[jeffery]

The save path will probably need twekaing as the directories won't exist, but you might need to actually specify a file beacause of the mbox format. (Note that any changes to their filter through DA will overwrite the file, so you might want to set the owner to root/755 so that it can't be touched)

Hrr~ There is something that i need to understand more,
I need to create the directory $home/spam according to the said example, but what is the mbox format ?

By the way, can it be set that only the user can access those 'spam' messages?

:cool:

[nobaloney]

I'm not the guy to help you; I don't allow per-user spam-assassin.

Perhaps someone else can help.

Jeff

[DirectAdmin Support]

Originally posted by jeffery
Hrr~ There is something that i need to understand more,
I need to create the directory $home/spam according to the said example, but what is the mbox format ?

By the way, can it be set that only the user can access those 'spam' messages?

:cool: mbox is just how the emails are saved. All your email accounts in /var/spool/mail and /var/spool/virtual/domain.com are all saved using the mbox format.

If the spam is dumped into /home/username/spam ($home/spam) then yes, he'd be the only one.

John