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[Garith Dugmore <address@concealed>]

Hi All,

I've tried 2 different methods. Method 1 is successful and Method 2 not:

Method 1:
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# cat /etc/sympa/sympa.conf | grep spam
#spam_status    x-spam-status
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Note: "spam status" is commented out

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# cat /etc/sympa/scenari/send.public
title.gettext public list

match([header->X-Spam-Status],/yes,/) smtp -> editorkey,quiet 
true()       smtp,dkim,md5,smime    -> do_it
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Method 2:
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# cat /etc/sympa/sympa.conf | grep spam
spam_status     x-spam-status
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# cat /etc/sympa/scenari/spam_status.x-spam-status
title.gettext test x-spam-status  header

match([header->X-Spam-Status],/yes,/)                  smtp,dkim,smime,md5  
-> spam
true()                                         smtp,dkim,md5,smime   -> ham
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#cat /etc/sympa/scenari/send.public
title.gettext public list

equal([msg->spam_status],'spam')   smtp,md5,dkim,smime -> editorkey,quiet
true()       smtp,dkim,md5,smime    -> do_it
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Serge, did I miss something in Method 2?

----- Original Message -----
> From: "Serge Aumont" <address@concealed>
> To: address@concealed
> Sent: Tuesday, 29 March, 2011 6:10:04 AM
> Subject: Re: [sympa-users] Sympa Anti-Spam
> Le 28/03/11 11:38, Garith Dugmore a écrit :
> > Hello,
> >
> > I've tried what was recommended below but I still seem to be missing
> > something.
> >
> > What I have currently:
> >
> > -----------------------------------------------------
> > # cat /etc/sympa/sympa.conf | grep spam
> > spam_status x-spam-status
> > -----------------------------------------------------
> >
> > -----------------------------------------------------
> > # cat /etc/sympa/scenari/spam_status.x-spam-status
> > title.gettext test x-spam-status header
> >
> > match([header->X-Spam-Status],/yes,/) smtp,dkim,smime,md5 -> spam
> > true() smtp,dkim,md5,smime -> ham
> > -----------------------------------------------------
> >
> > After a restart of sympa I see the following in the logs while in
> > debug mode:
> >
> > -----------------------------------------------------
> > Mar 28 11:27:12 list sympa[26299]: debug Scenario::request_action()
> > List::request_action spam_status,smtp,list.XXXX.XX.XX
> > Mar 28 11:27:12 list sympa[26299]: debug2 Scenario::new()
> > Mar 28 11:27:12 list sympa[26299]: debug2
> > Scenario::_parse_scenario() (spam_status, x-spam-status,
> > list.XXXX.XX.XX)
> > Mar 28 11:27:12 list sympa[26299]: debug2 Scenario::new()
> > Mar 28 11:27:12 list sympa[26299]: debug2 Scenario::verify()
> > (match([header->X-Spam-Status],/yes,/))
> > Mar 28 11:27:12 list sympa[26299]: debug3 Scenario::request_action()
> > rule match([header->X-Spam-Status],/yes,/),smtp,spam accepted
> This mean that the spam_status scenario is good it result of setting
> msg→spam_status to 'spam'. So now you need to introduce a rule in the
> send scenario used for your list that test this var
> 
> equal([msg->spam_status],'spam') smtp,md5,dkim,smime ->
> editotkey,quiet
> 
> Of course you may replace this by the following rule in send scenario
> :
> 
> match([header->X-Spam-Status],/yes,/) smtp,md5,dkim,smime ->
> editorkey,quiet
> 
> 
> I thinkn this rule is missing.
> Serge

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Garith Dugmore
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and Southern African Large Telescope

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