On Thu, 14 Dec 2006, Coffey, Neal wrote:

>  Dan Mahoney, System Admin wrote:
> > I'm looking for an easy way to override ALL scanning (NOT scoring)
> > for a specific user.
> 
>  This needs to be done in whatever you're using to call SpamAssassin
>  (postfix, exim, sendmail, etc).
> 
> > This shouldn't be a difficult feature to implement at all -- I'd
> > imagine about three lines of code :)
> 
>  How do you handle messages with multiple recipients?  Not to mention
>  that the envelope "to" address(s) (who the mail is *actually* delivered
>  to) don't have to match the headers that SA sees.

I said per-user, not per email address.  Spamd knows which local user is 
doing the calling before it ever reads the first line of the message. 
With spamassassin proper (assuming SQL prefs are in play), check $< or $>  
-- with spamc/spamd, it's being communicated.

>  Since SA needs to be called by another program, and that program will be
>  aware of all of this, that's really the place to do the exemption.

See my previous message.  I don't see an easy macro in procmail for the 
current effective UID, nor do I know an easy way to say:

if (**my uid is any of these) {

}
else {
call spamassassin
}

Where as a bonus ** is generated dynamically.


If you can supply a snippet of code that does it, I'd love it.  If I was 
only doing scanning FOR a few select users this might make a bit more 
sense, but it makes sense to me that this be a user_prefable item, as 
opposed to my users asking me to edit /etc/procmailrc

-Dan


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