NAME

Mail::MIMEDefang::Antispam - antispam related methods for email filters

DESCRIPTION

Mail::MIMEDefang::Antispam are a set of methods that can be called from mimedefang-filter to check email messages with antispam softwares.

METHODS

• spam_assassin_is_spam

  Method that scans a mmessage using SpamAssassin and returns True if the email message has been detected as spam.

• spam_assassin_check

  Method that scans a message using SpamAssassin and returns an array of four elements,

  • Weight of message ('hits')
  • Number of hits required before SA considers a message spam
  • Comma separated list of symbolic test names that were triggered
  • A 'report' string, detailing tests that failed and their weights

• spam_assassin_status

  Method that scans a mmessage using SpamAssassin and returns a Mail::SpamAssassin:PerMsgStatus object. The caller is responsible for calling the finish method.

• spam_assassin_init

  Initialize Apache SpamAssassin and returns a Mail::SpamAssassin object.

• spam_assassin_mail

  Method that calls SpamAssassin and returns a Mail::SpamAssassin::Message object.

• md_spamc_init

  Initialize Apache SpamAssassin and returns a Mail::SpamAssassin::Client object. md_spamc_init and md_spamc_check subs should be used only with Apache SpamAssassin starting from version 4.0.1.

  The sub returns a Mail::SpamAssassin::Client object.
  

  Optional parameters are SpamAssassin host, SpamAssassin port, the username to pass to SpamAssassin server and the maximum size of the email message.

• md_spamc_check

  Method that scans the message using SpamAssassin Perl client and returns an array of four elemets:

  • Weight of message ('score')
  • Number of hits required before Apache SpamAssassin considers a message spam
  • A 'report' string, detailing tests that failed and their weights
  • A flag explaining if the email is a spam message or not (true/false).

  Required parameters is a Mail::SpamAssassin::Client object initialized by calling md_spamc_init sub.

• rspamd_check

  Method that scans the message using Rspamd and returns an array of six elemets:

  • Weight of message ('hits')
  • Number of hits required before Rspamd considers a message spam
  • Comma separated list of symbolic test names that were triggered
  • A 'report' string, detailing tests that failed and their weights or a Json report if JSON and LWP modules are present
  • An action that should be applied to the email
  • A flag explaining if the email is a spam message or not (true/false).

  An optional rspamd url can be passed to the method, its default value is http://127.0.0.1:11333.