Hello,
I've been running Anomy+ClamScan+SpamAssassin for a
week now with great success! I've run into very few false positives but
have been able to configure my way out of their re-occurance. I do however
have a problem sorting tagged email...
SpamAssassin makes it incredibly easy for the end
user to sort tagged spam email into various mailboxes. SpamAssassin by
default will add X-headers that make it easy and FAST for a mail tool to
sort email (sieve, outlook rules, eudora rules, etc...). For
instance:
X-Spam-Status: Yes, hits=17.8
required=4.0
tests= ...
version=2.41
X-Spam-Flag:
YES
X-Spam-Level: *****************
X-Spam-Checker-Version: SpamAssassin
2.41 (1.115.2.8-2002-09-05-exp)
X-Spam-Prev-Content-Transfer-Encoding:
8bit
Unfortunately, Anomy adds static X-headers of
your choosing, but I've not found a way to have anomy report the virus score (I
like the style of the X-Spam-Level header a lot) in the headers. This is
key for my setup since I'd like to do the filtering on the server-side using
Sieve, but sieve can only parse the headers of the messages. Without
invoking procmail, my only thought was to do postfix body_blocks for the anomy
virus messages (not a recommended route...).
How difficult would it be to hack this
functionality into Anomy? Is this something others have requested?
How have others dealt with sorting the email that has been tagged as a
virus?
background setup:
postfix
anomy (via piping shell script)
clamscan
spamassassin
cyrus sieve
cyrus imap
Thanks!
Chad