Scott Henderson wrote:

> >Isn't this something you could/should do in spamassassin? You
> >may need to modify it a bit but it seems to me that when the
> >decision is made to modify the "Subject:" header, you may as
> >well modify the recipient...
>
> I don't believe so. spamassassin only tags emails in this way,
> inserting this text in the subject line. It isn't designed to
> actually DO anything else with the mail. It's supposed to hand
> the tagged mail off to a mail server for handling.

I understand. However, postfix content filtering assumes the
filter modifies (or even bounces) the email.

Maybe there are other ways to achieve what you want, I still think
modifying spamassassin (if necessery at all, I dunno) is a valid
way to achieve your goal. A similar way of course would be to
hand the mail over to yet another daemon which then does the
'hard work'. smtp->postfix->spamassasin->otherfilter->postfix

Others: please step in if you know a better way, using postfix.

I'm interested in this subject too, so please do so on the list.

> >On the spamassassin topic, have you tested it with large emails,
> >say 5 MB or so? If so: what was the result? If not: please try
> >and let me know.
>
> Haven't yet, but I will be. Email me in a month or so and ask
> and I'll let you know.

Will do, TIA.

cheers,
Alex
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