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* INSTALLATION
1) See INSTALL to install the library and spamcat executable.
2) Once the spamcat executable is installed you'll need to add it to
- your procmail, sieve, or some other similar device that takes an
- email on standard input and expects local delivery.
+ your procmail, sieve, or some other similar device that writes
+ email to standard input and receives the transformed email on
+ standard output.
3) You will also need to create a config file for spamcat (see
config/spamcat.conf for an example) somewhere that can be read by
spamcat.
@@ -89,35 +90,35 @@ total messages from this sender, and there are 19 remaining).
*** main.cf
Postfix needs to know that the spam domain should be handled locally.
-#+BEGIN_COMMENT
-virtual_mailbox_domains = spamcat.domain somewhere.else
-#+END_COMMENT
+#+begin_example
+ Virtual_mailbox_domains = spamcat.domain somewhere.else
+#+end_example
*** virtual aliases table
Make sure postfix can route the spam domain to the user who should
receive it.
-#+BEGIN_COMMENT
-@spamcat.domain hidden-address@somewhere.else
-#+END_COMMENT
+#+begin_example
+ @spamcat.domain hidden-address@somewhere.else
+#+end_example
** Dovecot/Sieve
The sieve file for the user which receives mail for the spam domain
should pipe the email into spamcat, which will handle final delivery
for the spam domain.
-#+BEGIN_COMMENT
-require ["fileinto", "envelope", "vnd.dovecot.pipe"];
+#+begin_example
+ require ["fileinto", "envelope", "vnd.dovecot.filter"];
+
+ if address :contains "to" "@spamcat.domain" {
+ filter "spamcat" ["-c", "/path/to/spamcat.conf"];
+ }
+#+end_example
-if address :contains "to" "@spamcat.domain" {
- pipe :try "spamcat" ["-c", "/path/to/spamcat.conf"];
- fileinto "Junk";
-}
-#+END_COMMENT
** DNS
The MX record for your spam domain should point to the MTA that hosts
spamcat.
-#+BEGIN_COMMENT
-spamcat.domain MX 10 yourmta.domain.
-#+END_COMMENT
+#+begin_example
+ spamcat.domain MX 10 yourmta.domain.
+#+end_example