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Thanks, haven't had a chance to get to it though.
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Ok folks. I have an ubuntu server set up with postfix/dovecot/mysql/apac<wbr />he/squirre<wbr />lmail/ with spamassassin, amavisd, etc. I can set up rules for the client to move messages marked ***spam*** in the subject line, but I would rather do it server side. What is the best route to take to accomplish this, with the minimal work (sorry I am underpaid as it is, and yes under educated as well). Thank you for your time.
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Ok folks. I have an ubuntu server set up with postfix/dovecot/mysql/apache/squirrelmail/ with spamassassin, amavisd, etc. I can set up rules for the client to move messages marked ***spam*** in the subject line, but I would rather do it server side. What is the best route to take to accomplish this, with the minimal work (sorry I am underpaid as it is, and yes under educated as well). Thank you for your time.

Thanks, haven&#39;t had a chance to get to it though.

Need server side software or rule to move spam to folder using postfix/dovecot

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