From: Greg A. Woods (no email)
Date: Tue Sep 03 2002 - 14:53:42 EDT
[ On Tuesday, September 3, 2002 at 13:57:49 (-0300), Jorge Godoy wrote: ]
> Subject: Re: Using blacklists and RBL's with Postfix
>
> Vivek Khera <> writes:
>
> > I did read his paper. It presented no actual software... A few
> > others have, but they are just proof of concepts as far as I see.
> > ESR's bogofilter could be integrated into some mail software, but is
> > not yet.
>
> François Pinard wrote some ELISP to integrate it with Gnus, so it is
> integrated with at least Gnus.
Ah, well then my plan to integrate bogofilter with VM for my own use can
be accellerated too, now that the glue code is available! :-)
It could trivally be integrated, for some sense of that word, with
Postfix on a per-user basis via forward_path (ala sample-local.cf):
forward_path = $home/.forward$recipient_delimiter$extension,
$home/.forward
and the careful use of some well chosen extensions. A user would then
manually "bounce" (i.e. "resend", with full headers) all their good and
bad e-mail to the appropriate forwarding filter, and direct email to a
wrapper program that would re-file incoming messages to a pair of
private inbox folders depending on what bogofilter thought the message
was.
$ cat ~/.forward-all-my-spam
"|bogofilter -s"
$ cat ~/.forward-all-my-good-email
"|bogofilter -n"
$ cat ~/.forward
"|some-bogofilter-wrapper-script-that-filters-to-private-inbox-folders"
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