/plugins/spam_controls/config_sample.php
NaSMail Spam Controls Plugin -- Sample configuration Copyright (C) 2007 The NaSMail Project This file is part of NaSMail spam_controls plugin.
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string
$spam_controls_command
(line 37)
Sets commmand used to train antispam filters
Command must accept user, spam and ham arguments and read rfc822 message from stdin. Errors must be printed to stderr and not to stdout. If program prints errors only in standard output, plugin can't detect error in some PHP setups. Plugin automatically adds space between command and its arguments.
Plugin adds ham or spam argument to command. User argument is added only when it is not empty.
string
$spam_controls_ham_arg
(line 60)
Sets arguments used to train for ham (not spam) messages
If you use non-default configuration value, check trailing spaces. Plugin does not insert space after this argument and username argument is written after it.
string
$spam_controls_spam_arg
(line 70)
Sets arguments used to train for spam messages
If you use non-default configuration value, check trailing spaces. Plugin does not insert space after this argument and username argument is written after it.
string
$spam_controls_user_arg
(line 50)
Sets command argument used for username
Plugin adds current username after argument. If setting is empty, all users will share same bayes database. If training utility detects username from environment, it will detect webserver user.
If you use non-default configuration value, check trailing spaces. Plugin does not insert space between argument and username
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