On Friday, March 4 at 03:02 PM, quoth Jimmy Stewpot: > I am currently using vpopmail. I am interested to know if there is a > way on a per user basis to use .qmail files within the users folder > for example > > /home/vpopmail/domains/domain.com/user/.qmail > > Would a file just called .qmail be sufficient or do I have to call it > something else? Here's the thing, Charles is absolutely correct about where the .qmail for a vpopmail-style user's official .qmail file is. The file you're talking about isn't parsed by qmail, it's parsed by vpopmail---so it may have limitations that qmail does not have (it's normally used to specify a vacation message or a forwarding address, by vpopmail). > Can the files even be run from there ? Possibly. Check the vpopmail documentation. Ask the vpopmail mailing list. Do the usual google search. > I am looking to write a script that will delete emails that have more > than 20 points from spamassassin. If I did that how do you pipe the file > back out of the other side or is there a more simple way? There's a simpler way. Check out simscan from inter7.com---you can use it to specify on a per-user basis whether or not to throw away email based on it's spamassassin score. ~Kyle -- Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities. -- Voltaire
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