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Posted to users@spamassassin.apache.org by ChupaCabra <mi...@topstexas.com> on 2005/01/11 18:32:05 UTC
Maybe SA can be of use here.
I took over this email server late in 2003. According to the nasd a
copy of all broker emails must be kept.
At first we were using mbox and now we use Maildir. One user has a copy
of all email including "[SPAM]" mails.
We have discussed it and want to remove all the mail marked as [SPAM]
and send it to the bit bucket before archiving it. I found some perl
scripts and other scripts which are supposed to do what I want but they
all either segfault or don't do anything.
Then I thought I could maybe run them through SA with a procmail entry
to send them off to never never land. Could someone explain how to do
this with both types of inboxes. I think I know how with Maildir but am
not so sure with the old mbox files. If I don't need to fool with
procmail so much the better.
This will probably remove 10 gigs of mail from what I need to archive.
Thanks ahead.
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