Re: IO and an encoded email attachment



Jon Leighton wrote:
Hi all,

I have been trying to set up a small Ruby script as a spam filter. It would be used as a content_filter from Postfix, and then pass the message to SpamAssassin. I didn't use SA as a direct content filter because I wanted the flexibility to be able to do things like pick and choose which email addresses get filtered.

If you use procmail for your MDA you can set up recipes so that you can pass incoming message that match these rules to spamd. This is a much faster solution than implementing in Ruby. Just something to consider.

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