How to use the filtering features of rt-mailgate

RT Users
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Does anyone use the @RT:MailPlugins features of rt-mailgate? I’d like to use Filter::SpamAssassin on some of our queues (not the abuse@ queue, mainly) - is this even a possibility? I’m using RT 3.0.10, currently.

Thanks in advance for any pointers,

Best Regards,

Howard

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Does anyone use the @RT:MailPlugins features of rt-mailgate? I’d like to =
use Filter::SpamAssassin on some of our queues (not the abuse@ queue, =
mainly) - is this even a possibility? I’m using RT 3.0.10, currently.

Thanks in advance for any pointers,

I had a similar need. I run multiple instances of RT,
and I wanted potentially different mail filtering rules
based on both the instance and queue.

So in the script that invokes rt-mailgate, I make a call
to procmail. The procmailrc then uses INCLUDE to load
an instance-specific file (if exists) and a queue-specific
file (if exists). If the incoming note makes its way
through this thicket, it then gets piped into rt-mailgate.

The original procmailrc is the same for all addresses,
we just pass the instance and queue names on the environment,
from the procmail command.

  bobg