severity 320316 wishlist
retitle 320316 Add option to not rewrite bugs that are bounced to the -B address
tag 320316 -moreinfo
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On Fri, 29 Jul 2005, Evan Harris wrote:
> Since the mail is bounced with the -r 7 option, the spamkeeper
> address is the only one that gets it, and is also exactly
Since the mail is bounced with the -r 7 option, the spamkeeper address is
the only one that gets it, and is also exactly the one that I want not to be
marked up. If there were another way to keep a copy of the message for
later analysis while still bouncing it at the MTA level, that would be fine
On Thu, 28 Jul 2005, Evan Harris wrote:
> /etc/default/spamass-milter:
>
> OPTIONS="-i 127.0.0.1 -r 7 -m -B spamkeeper -- -u amavis"
What you're showing below is a message sent to the spamkeeper address,
which gets the output of spamassassin, not what is actually sent
through the system. The -m a
> The -m just disables changes to Subject: Content-Type: and the body of
> the message. That's it. It'll still add the various X-Spam headers.
I realize that, the problem is it is still doing the body mods. The subject
mods and Content-Type are both disabled globally, and appear to be working
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tag 320316 moreinfo
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On Thu, 28 Jul 2005, Evan Harris wrote:
> When using -m to prevent modification of the message, this setting
> appears to be ignored. Markup still happens, unless the default
> spamassassin prefs disable it. Unfortunately, I do not want to
> disable it for local users, j
Package: spamass-milter
Version: 0.3.0-1
When using -m to prevent modification of the message, this setting appears
to be ignored. Markup still happens, unless the default spamassassin prefs
disable it. Unfortunately, I do not want to disable it for local users,
just for mail that may be "passi
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