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| Filtering Spam with Spamassassin on Redhat 9 Filtering Spam with Spamassassin on Redhat 9 Keywords: Redhat Spamassassin Procmail Sendmail Fetchmail Spam Hotwayd SPAM had finally gotten to the point in my life that I could standit no more.Before I was just a little annoyed and sometimes mildly amused byvarious offers for septic tanks and promises of an enlarged male organ.I have several email accounts, each of which receive a few unsolicited messages per day.I end up with about 100 spams a week and growing, so decided it was timeto find a way to filter those bastards to /dev/null once and for all. After a little bit of reading, I found out that Spamassassin isincluded with the RH9 distribution (if you're doing a fresh install,it's located in the mail server package section), so all I had to do wasfigure out how to use it. What I've ended up with grabs all of my emailfrom various accounts and filters out 99% of my spams so far. It tookme several hours of reading and testing to get this going, as I ran intoseveral different articles that approached the problem differently. Thisarticle is targeted at a single home user that just wants to get rid ofspam and doesn't want to be bothered with the details. I assumeyou have root priveledge and can install and configure packages on yourown.Here's a brief rundown of what I'm doing followed by the configuration. 1. Mail is grabbed from various accounts using Fetchmail. I alsouse Hotwayd to POP myhotmail as I phase out this godforsaken service.2. Procmail forwards messages to Spamassasin for analysis.3. The subject line gets labelled with [SPAM] if it is consideredto be spam.3. Procmail gets back the message and drops it where it's been toldto be put (mine goes to /dev/null).4. From there I can use the mail reader of my choice to read myvirtually spam free messages. Getting Spamassassin to work.Sendmail, Procmail, Spamassassin, andFetchmail are all included in the RH9 distribution, but you may need toinstall some of them manually. If you prefer Postfix overSendmail, it's up to you. Make sure they are all installed beforegetting started. You should also make sure your sendmail is working bysending yourself a test message. From the command line you can type:Verify your mail is working first. mail -s TEST username (where usernameis the username you're logged in as) This is a test <ctrl + d> If you then type "mail" and hit enter, you should see your message. Ifnot, you've got to get your mail working which is beyond the scope ofthis article.ProcmailBy default, Sendmail should be configured to send all mailthrough Procmail, so there is no need to set up a ~/.forward file. To verify, you can check your /etc/mail/sendmail.rf. Youshould see an entry like: FEATURE(local_procmail,`',`procmail-t -Y -a $h -d $u')dnl. Next, create /etc/procmailrc if it does not exist (it shouldn't if youare working with a new install of RH9). Make sure you've got thefollowing lines. DROPPRIVS=yes #Uncomment the followinglines to allow for logging # #LOGFILE=/var/log/procmail #VERBOSE=ON :0fw # The following line tellsProcmail to send messages to Spamassassin only if they are less thatn256000 bytes. Most spam falls well below this size and a larger sizecould seriously affect performance.) * < 256000 | /usr/bin/spamassassin -P :0e { EXITCODE=$? } That is all you need to do to get started. All mail deliveredto your local mailbox will have [spam] added to the subject. Youcan use your favorite mail reader to filter as you wish, or if you wantProcmail to move it somewhere, create or edit your ~/.procmailrc file and add thefollowing lines. :0: * ^X-Spam-Status: Yes /home/username/mail/spam You can configure the last line to putmarked messages wherever you want. If you change the line to /dev/nullyou will immediately get rid of spam. Make sure to test outSpamassassin for a while before deciding to do so, though.FetchmailIf you are like me, you have multiple email accounts and want todownload them all into one mailbox when you're online. I usefetchmail to get my messages and they all end up in my/var/spool/mail/username box (username being my login name). Mailreaders such as Ximian Evolution can be configured to pick up mail fromthe local spool and from there I'm all done. Fetchmail is alsoinstalled by default on RH9, so all you need to do is create the~/.fetchmailrc file. Here's an example that polls IMAP andPOP3 accounts. set daemon 600 (this tellsFetchmail to run as a daemon and check for mail every 600 seconds (i.e.10 minutes)). poll imap.servername.com protocol imapusername 'your namehere' (leave single quotes or take them out ifthere's no weird characters)password 'yourpasswordhere' (leave this line out if you want to beprompted for a password each time)fetchallexpunge 5pass8bitsstripcr poll 127.0.0protocol pop3username 'yourusername@hotmail.com' (this account is set up forhotwayd)password 'yourpasswordhere'fetchallexpunge 5pass8bitsstripcr I also added the command, "fetchmail", to my ~/.bash_profileso Fetchmail will start up when I log in. Enjoy your virtually spam free mail. -Ryan Turan ryan at wanderlush dot com |
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