Send to spambox ?

[ErikR]

In 'SPAM Filters' can I choice for 'Drop Email' or 'Send to spambox' (DA v1.24.3).
Who knows what 'Send to spambox' means? Where can I find the spambox?

regards, Eric

[fusionictnl]

Exim will create a "spam" folder wich you can access through an IMAP-Client like Squirrelmail.

[jerry2005]

mmhh did test it , but there is no spam folder created when you look with squirrelmail. Will try to solve it .....

[fusionictnl]

Originally posted by jerry2005
mmhh did test it , but there is no spam folder created when you look with squirrelmail. Will try to solve it .....
Only if the first spam message is received!

[getUP]

Spam gets saved in ~/.spamassasin/user_spam/accountname
This is not available through IMAP?

[fusionictnl]

Originally posted by fusionictnl
Exim will create a "spam" folder wich you can access through an IMAP-Client like Squirrelmail.

[getUP]

Wish that was true.

That file only contains internal data.
See ~/imap/example.com/user/mail/spam

Spam is filling up in ~/.spamassasin/user_spam/user@example.com and this is not read by IMAP, at least not here.

Checked that already, as the latter has spam in it.

[fusionictnl]

The options you have in DA for spam are:

1: Send the spam to it's intended recipient.
2: Send the spam to the ~/.spamassassin/spam folder.
3: Send the spam to the specified account's spam folder.
4: Delete the spam.


You should specify the 3th option to throw it to the "imap"/account spam folder.

It looks like you specified the 2nd option as that will send it to the mentioned folder.

[getUP]

Again, this is set like it should.
Is there a config file to verify the working of those options? Like if it's setting correctly?

[fusionictnl]

/etc/virtual/[domain]/filter



if
$h_X-Spam-Status: contains "Yes,"
then
if
$local_part: is "[user]"
then
save /home/[user]/.spamassassin/spam 660
else
save /home/[user]/.spamassassin/user_spam/$local_part@$domain 660
endif
finish
endif


Guess you probably already know what's going wrong :)

$local_part: is "[user]"

As far as I can tell from the logs it should show it is for account [user] if it's not it's going to /user_spam/

forwarders ?

[getUP]

There are forwarders set to that address as well. Though from what I can see that is not the case.

My only guess is that changing this to
save /home/[user]/imap/$domain/$local_part/mail/spam 660

would solve it, but being merely a guess I don't have the guts to put it live :)

Anything else? When changing that option, where is the actual result stored?

[fusionictnl]

When you set the CORRECT spamassassin option in DA the filter would change to:

if
$h_X-Spam-Status: contains "Yes,"
then
if
$local_part: is "[user]"
then
save /home/[user]/.spamassassin/spam 660
else
save /home/[user]/.spamassassin/user_spam/$local_part@$domain 660
endif
finish
endif

You could try to set the other one to the same :) YES :)

save /home/[user]/.spamassassin/user_spam/$local_part@$domain 660 >> save /home/[user]/.spamassassin/spam 660

[getUP]

Sorry, got it all wrong.
Though this was exactly my point.

/home/[user]/.spamassassin/user_spam/$local_part@$domain

Is not accessable by IMAP as it's using the folder:
/home/[user]/imap/$domain/$local_part/mail/spam

I don't quite fancy hacking into config files which can be overwritten easilly. A temporary solution is no solution at all.

[fusionictnl]

You could try it and if it works you can replace the template probably.

If you could send yourself the GTUBE as email:

XJS*C4JDBQADN1.NSBN3*2IDNEN*GTUBE-STANDARD-ANTI-UBE-TEST-EMAIL*C.34X

Just mail yourself this and it will be marked as spam and post your exim maillog info about this message.

[getUP]

Created a symlink to solve it.
This account had been moved from a cPanel server so there might've gone something wrong.

Haven't check it with other accounts, but at least it works now.