On Aug 3, 2007, at 10:19 AM, Bob Jones wrote:

> Hey all.  We are moving our distribution lists to Listserv
> currently and I've noticed an issue I was hoping someone here could
> help me with. Right now all incoming mail (whether to a list or
> indvidual) is scanned for viruses and spa with Mailscanner/
> Spamassassin.  We then have rules at local delivery time that
> routes messages marked as spam into a Junk folder.  This works
> great for individual members of a list as they see very little
> spam.  However, if you go to the list archive, all of that spam is
> sitting right there glaring at you.
>
> I've read up on the SPAM_EXIT provided by L-Soft, but it only seems
> to be able to do a simple accept/reject of the message.  What we
> would like to do is not archive messages we've marked as spam (via
> a header we add to the message) but allow delivery of said messages
> to list members. Are there any hooks I could use in an exit script
> to not archive a message based on selected criteria?

Of the 1,600 or so lists here, none of them contains spam. Why? Very
simple. Each list is configured either with

send=private
send=editor

or

confidential=yes

or

confidential=local

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Stan Horwitz
Temple University
Enterprise Systems Group
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