How to add X-Bogosity line in qmail

[David Relson]

Paulo,

I'm not familiar with qmail as I use procmail and postfix, but I'll take a 
shot at answering your question...

With procmail, the return code from bogofilter is important.  In "normal" 
mode, procmail keeps the message only if bogofilter has a return code of 
0.  For that mode I use "bogofilter -p -e < msg".  There's also a 
"conditional" mode where procmail does one thing if the return code is 0 
and something else if it's 1.  For that mode I would use "bogofilter -p < 
msg" (without the '-e'). So the questions are:  what command line are you 
using and what effects are you trying to generate?

Looking at your code, I don't see the "-e" switch.  That may be the answer 
you're seeking.

David

At 04:37 AM 3/7/03, Paulo Jan wrote:

>Hi all:
>
>         I'm using qmail and I want to set up bogofilter on a per-user 
> basis, calling it from the .qmail (dot-qmail) file. What I don't know is 
> how to make bogofilter add the "X-Bogosity" line in each mail that it 
> processes; I've tried with the "-p" switch, but it doesn't seem to work.
>         I'm calling bogofilter using this .qmail file:
>
>         |condredirect [local address for spam] /usr/bin/bogofilter -p
>         ./Maildir/
>
>
>         I've searched in the qmail mailing list archives, but they don't 
> have further suggestions, and I couldn't search this list's archives 
> because I don't know where they are <g>.
>
>
>
>                                         Paulo Jan.
>                                         DDnet.
>
>
>
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