Yeah ... this is what I did (keep in mind I had to implement the procmail systemwide since the mail has to go to procmail PRIOR to deliver ...
So if I makr [EMAIL PROTECTED] as pure spam then all cyrus users will never get those messages (if you cat to /dev/null) ... here is how I did it... (you could change this to make it NOT system wide btw) in your .qmail-domain-default .... | /usr/bin/preline /usr/bin/procmail -a $EXT2 Keep in mind that my .qmail-domain-default is OWNED by cyrus (ie. user cyrus controls .qmail-domain) - $EXT2 is a env variable set by qmail - see http://www.lifewithqmail.org for more info on qmail env vars. Then in your .procmailrc ... TRASH='Spam' DELIVER=/usr/cyrus/bin/deliver CYUSER=$1 AMAVIS=/usr/cyrus/bin/amavis-stdin :0w:$CYUSER.lock | tail +2 | $AMAVIS $CYUSER | $DELIVER -e -a $CYUSER -m user.$CYUSER Alternatively this will send spam to the spam folder ... (using razor - which kicks ass ...) :0 Wc | razor-check :0 Waf | tail +2 | $AMAVIS $CYUSER | $DELIVER -e -a $CYUSER -m user.$CYUSER.$TRASH You may notice amavis takes stdin (which is not the norm) I've hacked it extensively to work with procmail/qmail. If you are interested in this version of it (which should be a simple drop in) email me offlist - it requires you us the mcaffee virus scanner ... This is how I set up qmail+cyrus+procmail+amavis+razor :) --Joe On Thu, Jan 24, 2002 at 05:34:32PM -0800, Erik Myllymaki wrote: > You have any luck with this combo? > > I am at the stage too where I am so close but yet sooooo far away ;-) > > TIA, > > > -- > > Erik Myllymaki > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Joe Stump <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ "UNIX was not designed to stop you from doing stupid things, because that would also stop you from doing clever things."
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