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Problems with qmail

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tincup

Guest
Hi. Hope this is not off-topic in here but as I'm using Plesk 7.5 with qmail it's worth a try:

My Plesk license does not include spamassassin so I installed SA manually and am now trying to have qmail scan all emails with SA before delivery to the mailboxes.

My first attempt was to replace the qmail-queue binary by a shell script which first calls spamassassin. This does not seem to work, mails are delivered but not scanned.


Then I tried to work with the .qmail files the mailboxes. I tried to use the following script:

| true
| spamassassin -P
./Maildir/

in /var/qmail/mailnames/domain.org/alias/.qmail


Again, all mails are delivered but not scanned.

Any ideas?
 
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