I've got Postfix setup with virtual users in a MySQL database. Maildrop is the transport. Everythign works fine, mail is delivered likes it's supposed to be.

I would like to have a filter that puts all mail marked as "spam" (via SpamAssassin/Amavisd-new) to be delivered to a "Junk Mail" folder in each users maildir.

The problem is the maildroprc file. As it is now, each users can create (via Squirrelmail plugin) their own .mailfilter file, which works. However, my maildroprc file seemingly DOES NOT process the "if" statements.

Here's my maildroprc:

if (/^X-Spam-Status: Yes/)

{ to "$HOME/.Junk Mail" }

What happens is, ALL mail is delivered to the Junk Mail folder. It's as if the if statement is being completely ignored. I tested this theory by replacing the "X-Spam-Status" stuff with garbage text, and the same thing still happens- all mail goes to Junk Mail.

So, in a nutshell, why won't if statements get processed in my maildroprc file? Or is it something else?

Thanks, Sean Delk