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4 PATH=$HOME/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin
11 PMVAR=$HOME/.var/procmail
12 MAILFILT=$HOME/.etc/mailfilter
15 REPLIES=$MAILFILT/autoreplies
17 LOGFILE=${LOGFILE:-$PMVAR/log}
22 #NICE='/usr/bin/nice -20'
24 PROCMAIL="$NICE /usr/bin/procmail -p $PMDIR/procmailrc"
25 FORMAIL="$NICE /usr/bin/formail -f"
26 EGREP="$NICE /bin/egrep"
28 DELIVER="$NICE /usr/lib/dovecot/deliver"
30 CRM114="$NICE /usr/share/crm114/mailreaver.crm -u $MAILFILT/crm114/"
31 SA_PREFS="$MAILFILT/spamassassin/user_prefs"
32 SPAMASSASSIN="$NICE /usr/bin/spamassassin --prefs-file=$SA_PREFS"
33 SPAMC="$NICE /usr/bin/spamc --log-to-stderr --no-safe-fallback"
34 #SPAMC="$SPAMASSASSIN"
35 TRAINER="$NICE $MAILFILT/bin/train"
37 SQLITE="$NICE /usr/bin/sqlite3"
43 ORGMAIL=$HOME/BOUNCED-MAIL
45 # maximum message size for spam checking
46 SPAMCHECK_MAX_MESSAGE_SIZE=512000
48 # if crm114 is unsure and SA returns a score less-than-or-equal to this,
49 # autotrain crm114 with ham
50 CRM_UNSURE_SA_AUTOTRAIN_LIMIT_HAM=2.0
51 # if crm114 classifies a message as spam but SA returns a score
52 # less-than-or-equal to this, retrain crm114
53 CRM_MISCLASSIFY_SA_AUTOTRAIN_LIMIT_HAM=-1.0
54 # if crm114 is unsure and SA returns a score greater than this, autotrain
56 CRM_UNSURE_SA_AUTOTRAIN_LIMIT_SPAM=8.0
57 # if crm114 classifies a message as ham but SA returns a score
58 # greate than this, retrain crm114
59 CRM_MISCLASSIFY_SA_AUTOTRAIN_LIMIT_SPAM=11
61 ### constants used in rules
64 RE_MYDOMAIN="(.+\.)*madduck\.net"
65 RE_MAILRELAYS="(seamus|clegg)\.madduck\.net"
68 RE_SPACE_NEWLINE="(^|$RE_SPACE)"
69 RE_FIRSTNAME="martin($RE_SPACE_NEWLINE+f(\.?|elix))?"
71 RE_EXTRACT_HEADER_VALUE="$RE_SPACE*\/$RE_NOT_SPACE.*"
73 DEJAVU_HEADER=X-Deja-Vu
76 DELAYED_QUEUE=$BASE/.delayed/
77 TICKLER_QUEUE=$BASE/.tickler/
78 DISCARD=$BASE/.discard/
79 #DISCARD="'|$DELIVER -m BASE.discard'"
81 OURDATE="`date +'%s %Y.%m.%d.%H.%M.%N %a, %d %b %Y %T %z'`"
83 *$ OURDATE ?? ^\/${RE_NOT_SPACE}+
84 { OURDATE_TS="$MATCH" }
86 *$ OURDATE ?? ^[0-9]+${RE_SPACE}+\/${RE_NOT_SPACE}+
87 { OURDATE_SHORT="$MATCH" }
89 *$ OURDATE ?? ^[0-9]+${RE_SPACE}+[0-9.]+${RE_SPACE}+\/${RE_NOT_SPACE}+
92 DELAY_NEXT_WEEKEND='next monday 54 hours ago' # fri night, 18:00 CET
93 DELAY_TONIGHT='tomorrow 00:00 6 hours ago' # tonight at 18:00 CET
95 ### variables from the message
97 ### local recipient data
98 # user+foobar@my.domain.org
104 USER="${USER:-$LOGNAME}"
105 EXTENSION="${EXTENSION:-}"
106 LOCAL="${LOCAL:-$USER${EXTENSION:++$EXTENSION}}"
107 HOSTNAME="`hostname --fqdn`"
108 DOMAIN="${DOMAIN:-$HOSTNAME}"
109 RECIPIENT="${RECIPIENT:-$LOCAL@$DOMAIN}"
110 ID="$LOGNAME@$HOSTNAME"
113 INCLUDERC=$PMDIR/get-msgid
115 # if $SENDER is undefined or not an email address, get it from the message
118 *$ ^Sender:$RE_EXTRACT_HEADER_VALUE
122 *$ ^Date:$RE_EXTRACT_HEADER_VALUE
126 *$ ^From:$RE_EXTRACT_HEADER_VALUE
130 *$ ^Subject:$RE_EXTRACT_HEADER_VALUE
134 *$ ^X-Original-To:$RE_EXTRACT_HEADER_VALUE
135 { ORIGINAL_TO="$MATCH" }
137 { LOG="NO ORIGINAL_TO: $MSGID" }
140 *$ ^X-Trained-As:$RE_EXTRACT_HEADER_VALUE
141 { TRAINED_AS="$MATCH" }
144 *$ ^X-Tickle-Delivered:$RE_EXTRACT_HEADER_VALUE
145 { TICKLE_DELIVERED="$MATCH" }
148 *$ ^X-Delayed:$RE_EXTRACT_HEADER_VALUE
151 # fix variable values for special cases
152 INCLUDERC=$PMDIR/normalise
155 * ORIGINAL_TO ?? ^\/[^@]+
156 { ORIG_LOCAL="$MATCH" }
159 * ORIGINAL_TO ?? .+@\/.+
160 { ORIG_DOMAIN="$MATCH" }
162 ### run-time variables
165 # a procmail-style flag, which is true if unset and false if set (to !).
166 # unset by dejavu if the message has already been seen by the filter (according
167 # to the X-Been-There header).
171 # set this to a folder if the message should be delivered elsewhere than the
176 # if set, cuases spamchecks to be skipped, value lists reason
180 # set by spamtrapped and eqdomains and used to bypass spamchecks and handle as
181 # spam immediately. The value identifies who unset the variable.
185 # if set, then the mailfilter is as sure as it gets that the message is spam.
186 # The value identifies who set the variable.
190 # if set, then the various spamchecks disagree about spaminess of the mail.
191 # The value can hold additional information.
195 # if set, then the various spamchecks are unsure about spaminess of the mail.
196 # The value can hold additional information.
200 # if set, the spamchecks were skipped. The value gives the reason for
205 # if set, causes spamfilters to be retrained, according to the variable's value
209 # if set, contains reason why justme message was passed