I understood the interaction between Dcc and Spamassassin several years ago
when
I set up my machine as a 32bit mail server. Recently I upgraded the machine
to
64bit Fedora-11, and I frankly don't understand the interaction between Dcc and
Spamassassin in the code.
Both are invoked via a .procmailrc file, the significant part of which is:
---
# DCC Processing ....................
:0fw
| /usr/local/bin/dccproc
# SpamAssassin Processing............
:0fw
| /usr/bin/spamc
# Spam to file or /dev/null..........
:0:
* ^X-Spam-Status: Yes
|$RCV +SpamX
:0:
* ! ^Message-Id: [ ]*<[^ <>@]+@[^ <>@]+>[ ]*$
|$RCV +SpamX
---
Previous to this are lines to either accept or toss mail from specific
locations/ or Subjects/
or List-IDs. After this I look at the remaining mail.
---
So my question: Does SpamAssassin actually look at the
X-DCC-dcc ... Metrics
line that Dcc installs in the file and use it as information in creating its
X-Spam-Status: Yes
line.
That seems to be the case, but its been a long time, and I really don't
remember how
these things interact. Everything SEEMS to be working.
I promise to write down whats happening this time...
--
Reg.Clemens
reg@xxxxxxx
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