Re: [Phpgroupware-developers] SPAM Assassin

[Patrick J. Walsh (mr_e)]

	SpamAssassin doesn't necessarily put stuff in your mbox.  If, for example, 
you call SpamAssassin from Procmail, your mail will be delivered wherever 
you've configured Procmail to put it.  I use Maildrop and Courier IMAP and 
Maildrop by default would put it in the default Maildir, but I filter for 
the SpamAssassin results and delete anything with a score of ten or greater 
and throw everything else into a Spam Maildir.  You could set this up in a 
site wide script pretty easily.

        It's a great program, btw.  Definitely worth installing.

..mr_e


--On Tuesday, July 30, 2002 3:03 PM +0000,
--Bob Crandell <address@hidden> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Several of my clients have been asking for a way to filter SPAM.  One guy
> gets over a thousand messages a day and only maybe 1% is valid.  I've
> been looking at SpamAssassin which looks good except for one thing.  It
> puts the filtered mail in $HOME/mail/mbox.  phpGroupware defaults to
> INBOX.  How do I make INBOX point to $HOME/mail/mbox?
>
> Thanks for a great product guys.
> --
> Bob Crandell
> Assured Computing
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