Sending SPAM via Procmail to special Recipient

Hi,

is it possible, e.g. via procmail, to filter all marked (***SPAM***) Mails, and send them to a special Mailaccount, instead the original account?

Can I change something in the ISPConfig config or can I change it manually per user or will ISPConfig overwrite my scripts?

The idea behind this is the following:
- No incomming Mail will be deleted or send to /dev/null
- All SPAM is stored centralized so e.g. the Postmaster can have a look on those Mails and can filter the false positives. All other Mails could be manual send to spamassasin for better learning...

Actual I can mark or delete them. We have some users wich recieve about 95% of SPAM and they sometimes have false positives... so deleting SPAM is not the key.
This server has only POP3 (NO IMAP available) - do not ask me why but they do not like to change that, so I have to find another solution. Sending SPAM to another centralized SPAM-Account may be a good workaround.

Thanks for any Help.
By the way - ISPConfig fits > 90% of our needs - great job!

 

Hi till,

thanks for the tip, it works fine ;-)
For everybody who is not familiar with procmail, here is the rule:
--snip----------
:O:
# no loops please
* !^X-Loop: [email protected]
# the filter itself
* ^X-Spam-Status: Yes
# whom do all the spam is send to
! [email protected]
--snap---------

But looking at this a new question comes up (sorry):

How can I build a procmail filter per user without the overwriting by ISPConfig?
e.g. a user likes to get a cc of all his mails to his blackberry
If I use ISPConfig to send this mail, the mail will be sent before the SPAM-Filters start, but the user wants only the mails after spamassassin has tested them.
With a procmail filter rule this is easy to do, but it always gets overwritten by ISPConfig... any idea?

 

This is not implemented yet in ISPConfig.