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[Dick Visser <address@concealed>]

Thanks Steve, I'll pursue this route.

DIck

On 26 August 2017 at 02:20, Steve Shipway <address@concealed> wrote:
>> I'm using Google's MX for one of our domains, which adds a spam header
>> before forwarding the messages to Sympa. In my robot.conf I have this:
>> spam_status x-gm-spam
>> This causes messages to not be distributed (which is what we want),
>> but instead they are queued for moderation.
>> How can I configure things so that they get dropped (i.e. not clog up
>> the moderation queue)?
>
> I would do this by creating a custom posting scenario header (so it gets 
> prepended to all scenari) that checks for the header in question, and does 
> a silent drop if it is found.
>
> So a scenario file named something like 'include.send.header' containing a 
> line something like this (depends on what is in the x-gm-spam header when 
> it is spammy).  You may also need to remove the spam_status definition as I 
> think it takes precedence over the scenario.
>
> match([msg_header->x-gm-spam],/Y/) smtp,smime reject(reason="spam"),quiet
>
> More documentation on scenari here: 
> https://www.sympa.org/manual/authorization-scenarios
>
> Steve
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