On Sun, May 25, 2003 at 08:12:45PM -0400, Courier User wrote:

Well, changing my "to" rule to a "DEFAULT=..." rule did the trick. Now, ~/.mailfilter is not being ignored, and I can get rid of the ~/.courier processing.

My COURIERDIR/etc/maildroprc file is attached. As I mentioned, I had already been using a Maildir for my spam instead of the flat file. Therefore, the only line I needed to change from what I had before is the "DEFAULT=$SPAMDIR" line near the end of this file.

Oh yeah ... and I also re-instated the test for ~/.localfilter-only. I had removed that a year ago, but now it works again, so it's back.

And one more quick question: since I already have all my "import" statements at the top of the global maildroprc file, do I have to repeat those statements in the local ~/.mailfilter file, if any of the filter programs need these environment variables? ... or do these imports get remembered between the invocation of the global maildroprc and the local ~/.mailfilter?

Thanks again for your help.

-- Courier User cour...@asfast.net

import HOME import USER import SENDER import RECIPIENT import HOST import LOCAL import EXT import EXT2 import EXT3 import EXT4 import UFLINE import RPLINE import DTLINE

SAVEDEFAULT=$DEFAULT import DEFAULT LOCALDEFAULT=$DEFAULT DEFAULT=$SAVEDEFAULT

LOGDIR=$HOME/log HASLOGDIR=0

SPAMC=/usr/local/bin/spamc MAILDIRMAKE=/usr/local/bin/maildirmake

SPAMDIR=$HOME/Maildir/.Spam HASSPAMDIR=0

DOSPAMC=1

INVOKE=`/bin/test -f $HOME/.localfilter-only` if ( $RETURNCODE != 0 ) { # # Only do this filtering if the user doesn't override it. # exception {

INVOKE=`/bin/test -d $LOGDIR 2>/dev/null` if ( $RETURNCODE != 0 ) { INVOKE=`/bin/rm -f $LOGDIR 1>/dev/null 2>&1` INVOKE=`/bin/mkdir $LOGDIR 1>/dev/null 2>&1` INVOKE=`/bin/test -d $LOGDIR 2>/dev/null` } if ( $RETURNCODE == 0 ) { logfile "$HOME/log/mailfilter.log" HASLOGDIR=1 } }

exception {

if ( $DOSPAMC != 0 ) { INVOKE=`/bin/test -d $SPAMDIR 2>/dev/null` if ( $RETURNCODE != 0 ) { # # If there's a file (not directory) of the name $SPAMDIR, # get rid of it. # INVOKE=`/bin/rm -f $SPAMDIR 1>/dev/null 2>&1`

# # Make the proper Maildir tree for $SPAMDIR. # INVOKE=`$MAILDIRMAKE $SPAMDIR 1>/dev/null 2>&1`

# # Check again to make sure that the directory really # exists now. # INVOKE=`/bin/test -d $SPAMDIR 2>/dev/null` } if ( $RETURNCODE == 0 ) { HASSPAMDIR=1 } } }

if ( $DOSPAMC != 0 && $HASSPAMDIR != 0 ) { exception {

xfilter "/usr/local/bin/spamc"

if ( /^X-Spam-Status: *Yes/ ) { DEFAULT=$SPAMDIR } } } }