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WIP: Added support for SpamAssassin client #43
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Ability to use SA client for auditing the message instead of embedded SA instance, this will decouple SpamAssassin and this proxy to be managed and run indepedently.
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# Check spamminess (returns Mail::SpamAssassin:PerMsgStatus object) | ||
my $result = $assassin->check($mail); | ||
# use Mail::SpamAssassin:PerMsgStatus object to rewrite message |
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It shouldn't bother rewriting the message at all unless it isspam
or tagall
flag is set.
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As assassin client will always rewrite the message. So in order to keep both implementation consistence this is done. I agree this operation is unwanted and ignored afterwards.
my $status = $assassin->check($mail); | ||
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my $status = $self->audit(@msglines); | ||
undef @msglines; |
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What happens with SA < v3?
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As now the @msglines are not passed as reference it's safe to set it undef here
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I didn't notice that before. My Perl is rusty but this means audit()
is making a copy of the lines array (in my ($self, $msglines) = @_;
), doesn't it? In fact it has to reconstruct the array from individual members (since what is actually passed is audit($msglines[0], $msglines[1], ...)
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$sa_c = Mail::SpamAssassin::Client->new($sa_c); | ||
$self->{assassinc} = $sa_c; | ||
$self->inf("Pinging sa daemon"); | ||
if ($sa_c->ping()){ |
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What happens if it doesn't respond? Is the whole startup useless (or will fail?) or will it connect to spamd later?
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as per https://github.com/apache/spamassassin/blob/e088d9e28c5342cb9b31daa2b0516425eaaa1d68/lib/Mail/SpamAssassin/Client.pm#L590 client create new connection for each request.
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Won't it slow down the start if spamd
doean't run yet? If I not mistaken default timeout somting like 30 seconds.
- rename isspam ->is_spam - call finish() $assassin response
Ability to use SA client for auditing the message instead of embedded SA instance, this will decouple SpamAssassin and this proxy to be managed and run indepedently.
#42