On Mon, Aug 11, 2003 at 04:50:45PM +0800, Edward Dekkers wrote:
> I don't want to re-invent the wheel, so does anyone know (or has
> written) some scripts to automatically black-or-white_list a sender?
I've got a script that, with a mutt function, automates spam processing
as much as I'm comfortable with.
Spamassassin is configured to store its spam-identified files in the
user's home directory in a subdirectory named ".spam"; it, of course,
creates two files there, "almost-certainly-spam" and "probably-spam".
I've tied function key 12 in Mutt to save any spam that trickles into my
mail to a file in the same directory--I call it "foo", but whatever.
When it's time to process spam--it could be stuffed in the crontab, but I
like to sweep the spam first to catch any false positives--I run a script
called "spamsend". It optionally feeds the spam files to SpamAssassin's
"sa-learn", then bursts the spam files into separate messages and composes
a mailing to SpamCop with each spam as an attachment.
Finally, at some later time--after SpamCop has replied that it's ready to
process the spam--I run "spamcup" to batch process all the submitted spam.
It all takes longer to write about than it takes to run.
If this would even start to fill your needs, I'd be glad to send you the
core "spamsend" script.
Cheers,
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Dave Ihnat
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