I looked through the archives on Source Forge, but couldn't find anything pertaining to dspam (http://www.nuclearelephant.com/projects/dspam) there. I am implementing this as our SPAM filtering tool both at home and at work, because this tool seems to do a slightly better job of filtering than Spam Assassin which was our old filter, and because it has a quarantine mechanism for those who don't believe that the filter is always correct. Right now this quarantine is implemented as a separate mailbox that is accessed via a Perl CGI script that allows you to delete items from the quarantine, and to forward on False Positives, giving a poor man's version of a Postinni like service. Since I was looking to use Squirrel Mail as the web front-end for the system, I thought I would try and integrate the CGI in as a plug-in. I was able to create all the wrappers that I needed to get it to show up in the list under Options, but am stymied at how to integrate the Squirrel Mail login authentication with what is used by the CGI script. Currently the script expects to sit within an access protected directory requiring login and then keys off of whether or not REMOTE_USER is set from Apache. I am not as good with Perl (or PHP for that matter) as I would like, and would appreciate some help from someone who has integrated a Perl Script as a plug-in for Squirrel Mail to make this a true plug-in that doesn't require a second login to use. Or even someone who can give me a few pointers. I can supply the CGI script as I am using it, as well as what wrappers I have created and will gladly put it back in as a contributed plug-in once it's working.
markh
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